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Cairo, June 6 (Petra) – Arab Parliament Speaker Mohammed bin Ahmed
Yamahi on Saturday condemned what he described as repeated Iranian
attacks targeting the State of Kuwait and the Kingdom of Bahrain
using drones and ballistic missiles.
He said the attacks constitute a flagrant violation of international
law and the UN Charter and a serious breach of the sovereignty,
security and stability of states.
In a statement, Yamahi said the continuation of such acts reflects an
unacceptable approach that undermines regional security and risks
widening the conflict in the region, calling for a firm international
response to deter and end these actions.
He reaffirmed the Arab Parliament’s full solidarity with Kuwait and
Bahrain and its support for all measures taken by both countries to
protect their security, citizens and vital infrastructure.
Yamahi stressed the rejection of any aggression against Arab states,
noting that the security of Gulf countries is an integral part of
Arab national security and that any threat to it constitutes a threat
to collective Arab security.
//Petra// AK