Arab Interior Ministers Council condemns Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia

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Arab Interior Ministers Council condemns Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia

[26/01/2021 05:56]

TUNISIA - SABA
The Arab Interior Ministers Council has condemned the recurring Houthi terrorist operations that target Saudi Arabia.

In a statement, the general secretariat of the council said it "condemns in the strongest terms the terrorist missile attack by which the Houthi militia attempted recently to attack the civilians in the city of Riyadh, a new evidence that these militias aim to undermine the security and stability of the Arab region, threatening the safety of international shipping and the sources of global energy."

The statement said the council "highly appreciates the performance of the Saudi armed forces in countering these terrorist attacks."