Middle East States Condemn Iranian Attacks on Bahrain and Kuwait
- Jun 3
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DUBAI, June 3 (Saudi Arabia Breaking News) — Several Middle Eastern countries condemned Iranian attacks on Bahrain and Kuwait after dozens of people were injured and at least one person was killed.
Kuwait’s Foreign Ministry condemned the attacks, saying they targeted civilian and vital facilities and damaged a diplomatic mission.
The ministry said the attacks increased escalation, heightened tension and undermined regional security and stability.
The United Arab Emirates condemned what it called terrorist attacks on Kuwait and Bahrain and expressed full solidarity with both countries.
Saudi Arabia condemned what it called Iranian aggression and a violation of the sovereignty of Bahrain and Kuwait.
Qatar said the attacks constituted a grave violation of the sovereignty of Kuwait and Bahrain, as well as the Geneva Conventions and international humanitarian law.
Jordan said the attacks violated the sovereignty of Bahrain and Kuwait and threatened their security, stability and territorial integrity.
Yemen also condemned the attacks, saying Iran’s targeting of neighbouring countries undermined regional security and stability.
Lebanese President Joseph Aoun condemned the attacks on civilian targets, calling them a violation of the sovereignty of Bahrain and Kuwait and a breach of international law.
