
The Secretariat General of the Arab League issued a formal statement on September 25 strongly condemning the recent launch of ballistic missiles by the Houthi group targeting multiple cities and regions within Saudi Arabia. The organization characterized the attacks as a significant escalation that threatens regional security and stability.
In its statement, the Arab League reaffirmed its full solidarity with the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, emphasizing that such actions represent a violation of international norms and a direct threat to the safety of civilians and infrastructure. The Secretariat called upon the international community to take a firm stance against these provocations, which continue to undermine ongoing efforts to reach a peaceful resolution to the conflict in Yemen.
This condemnation follows a series of reports regarding intensified regional tensions and follows recent discussions at the United Nations General Assembly, where Saudi officials have repeatedly raised concerns regarding Houthi military activities. The Arab League’s intervention underscores the ongoing diplomatic pressure being applied to the group to cease cross-border attacks and engage in constructive dialogue.
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Original report: QNA