RIYADH — Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Kuwait, Bahrain, Qatar and Jordan on Wednesday strongly condemned assaults carried out by Iran-backed armed factions from Iraq concentrating on nations within the area and their infrastructure.
In a joint assertion, the six nations mentioned the assaults represent a violation of worldwide regulation and UN Safety Council Decision 2817 (2026), which calls on Iran to instantly stop all assaults or threats towards neighboring states, together with via proxies.
The nations reiterated their condemnation of the blatant Iranian aggression, whether or not carried out instantly or via armed teams supported by Tehran.
In addition they harassed their robust fraternal ties with Iraq, urging its authorities to take quick motion to cease assaults launched from its territory, with a purpose to stop additional escalation and protect regional relations.
The assertion reaffirmed the nations’ inherent proper to self-defense below Article 51 of the UN Constitution, together with the proper to take all crucial measures to guard their sovereignty, safety and stability.
The nations additional condemned destabilizing actions carried out by Iran-linked sleeper cells and teams related to Hezbollah, praising their armed forces and safety companies for confronting threats, dismantling networks and defending nationwide safety.
