Saudi Arabia condemns Iran strikes on Bahrain and Kuwait

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Riyadh, Saudi Arabia – Web Desk: Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs has strongly condemned the reported Iranian attacks on Bahrain and Kuwait, describing them as a threat to regional and international security.

In an official statement, the Saudi Foreign Ministry said the attacks risk further escalating tensions in the Gulf region and could undermine ongoing international efforts aimed at restoring peace and stability.

The ministry stated that continued military actions by Iran would contribute to greater instability at a time when diplomatic initiatives are seeking to reduce tensions and prevent a broader regional conflict.

Saudi Arabia also reaffirmed its full support for all measures taken by Bahrain and Kuwait to safeguard their security, sovereignty, and national stability.

The statement comes amid heightened concerns over security developments in the Gulf, with regional governments closely monitoring the situation and calling for restraint to avoid further escalation.

Saudi officials emphasized the importance of maintaining stability in the region and supporting international efforts focused on peace, security, and diplomatic solutions.

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