Bahrain and Egypt Condemn Houthi Missile and Drone Attacks on Saudi Arabia
Bahrain and Egypt have condemned the Houthi armed attacks using missiles and drones against Saudi Arabia, expressing their firm support for the kingdom's measures to defend its sovereignty and security. The Bahraini Ministry of Foreign Affairs condemned the attacks targeting Riyadh and southern Saudi Arabia—including an attempted strike on a Saudi Aramco administrative building—calling them a violation of international law. Egypt also condemned the ballistic missile launch targeting Riyadh, denouncing it as a direct threat to civilians.
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