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Kuwait strongly condemns Houthi on Al-Dhaba oil port in Hadramout

[22/10/2022 05:52]

Kuwait – Saba
Kuwait has expressed its strong condemnation and denunciation of the terrorist attack in which the Houthi militia targeted the Al-Dhaba oil port in Hadramout while a ship was docked to load crude oil from the port.

The Kuwaiti Ministry of Foreign Affairs clarified that this terrorist attack is a flagrant violation of international norms and laws and a violation of Security Council Resolution No. 2216.

The terrorist attack also confirms the continuation of the Houthi militia's approach to targeting civilian facilities and threatening energy supplies and global trade corridors, which requires the international community to move quickly and effectively to deter such actions and hold accountable Its perpetrators.