Saudi Arabia has strongly criticized what it described as violations of the sovereignty of several Gulf and regional states by Iran, according to a statement from the Saudi Foreign Ministry.
The ministry condemned what it called a “flagrant” infringement of the independence of the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, Qatar, Kuwait, and Jordan, expressing full solidarity with these nations. Riyadh said it supports any actions these countries choose to take to protect their sovereignty and security.
The Kingdom warned that continued violations of state autonomy could have serious consequences for regional peace and stability. It stressed that such behavior undermines international law and increases risks of conflict in an already tense region.
Saudi Arabia also urged the international community to openly condemn the alleged actions and take stronger diplomatic and political steps to prevent further escalation and protect stability across the Middle East. The statement reflected growing regional anxiety over expanding geopolitical tensions.
