Egypt's Ministry of Foreign Affairs condemned the attack on Dammam Airport in Saudi Arabia, stating that Saudi security is an inseparable part of Arab and Egyptian national security.
Egypt's Ministry of Foreign Affairs on Thursday condemned Wednesday's attack on King Fahd International Airport in Dammam, Saudi Arabia, which killed two people and injured eight. Cairo stated that the security of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is an indivisible part of Arab and Egyptian national security. The Egyptian Foreign Ministry said the attack was a continued violation of international law, indiscriminately targeting air traffic, facilities, and civilians. Egypt also expressed its firm rejection of such actions, believing they could exacerbate the crisis, increase tensions, and undermine regional stability, and reiterated its full solidarity with and support for Saudi Arabia.
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