Saudi Arabia has announced that it will continue supporting the security and stability of Gulf nations following recent attacks targeting land and territorial waters in the region. The decision was made during an official cabinet meeting held in Riyadh under the leadership of Crown Prince and Prime Minister Mohammed bin Salman.
According to the Saudi cabinet, the recent attacks on the territories and regional waters of United Arab Emirates, Qatar, and Kuwait were strongly condemned. Officials described these actions as a serious threat to regional peace and security, stressing the need for unity among Gulf countries during rising tensions.
During the meeting, Saudi leaders reviewed the overall security situation in the region and discussed ongoing challenges affecting stability in the Middle East. The cabinet repeated its commitment to protecting the sovereignty, security, and long-term stability of Gulf states through continued political and strategic support.
Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman also informed cabinet members about diplomatic messages received from the President of Mauritania and the Prime Minister of Japan. The meeting also included discussions on regional developments, international cooperation, and Saudi Arabia’s diplomatic and development efforts in different sectors.