[19/03/2021 06:11]
ADEN - SABA
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates has strongly denounced Houthi terrorist militia's continuous crimes against vital establishments and civil targets in Saudi Arabia, the most recent one has been targeting oil refinery in Riyadh on Friday morning by a bombed drone.
" These terrorist and sabotage acts do not only target the Kingdom but also threaten security and stability of world energy," said the ministry in a release issued on Friday.
These terrorist crimes come as extension to the militia's crimes in Marib, Hodeida and Taiz in stark challenge to the international humanitarian law through its stubbornness on continuing the war and neglecting all international efforts are being exerted for the sake of realizing peace and stability in the region, the release added.
"This matter requires international community's action to deter these terrorist crimes and putting an end to them," the release went on.
The ministry confirmed solidarity and support to Saudi Arabia for taking any measure for defending its territory and for the safety of its citizens and residents.
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