Joint Houthi Condemnation from Turkey, Egypt, Pakistan, and Saudi Arabia
The R4 Group strongly condemned the attacks targeting Saudi Arabia and announced their full support for the Riyadh government.
The R4 Group, consisting of Turkey, Egypt, Pakistan, and Saudi Arabia, has issued a joint statement condemning the Houthis' attacks against Saudi Arabia.
Background of the Joint Statement
Turkey, Egypt, Pakistan, and Saudi Arabia issued a joint statement condemning in the strongest terms the hostile attacks carried out against Saudi Arabia.
Following the attack targeting King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh, an official condemnation statement was shared with the public by the R4 Group States.
Targets and Impacts of the Attacks
It was stated that the heinous attacks carried out by the Houthi militias resulted in the death and injury of civilians.
It was emphasized that these attacks caused damage to civilian infrastructure and facilities, constituting a clear violation of international law.
Emphasis on Sovereignty and Security
The group confirmed that these attacks are a clear violation of the Kingdom's sovereignty and territorial integrity.
It was stated that the attacks pose a direct threat to the safety of civilians and cannot be justified under any pretext.
Solidarity with Saudi Arabia
The group announced its full support for all legitimate measures taken by Saudi Arabia within the framework of the United Nations Charter and international law.
Call for Accountability Targeting the Houthis
It was stated that the Houthi militias are responsible for all consequences of these actions, which threaten regional and international peace and security.
A clear demand was reiterated that the attacks must be halted immediately and unconditionally.