Qatar and the Arab Parliament have strongly condemned Iran's missile and drone attacks targeting multiple Gulf nations and Jordan. Both entities decried the actions as violations of sovereignty and international law, with the Arab Parliament calling for UN intervention.
The condemnations highlight escalating regional tensions and underscore concerns about Iran's actions impacting the stability and security of the Middle East, potentially drawing international attention and intervention.
Qatar has condemned Iran's attacks on Bahrain, Kuwait, and Jordan, labeling them a "flagrant violation" of sovereignty and a "dangerous escalation" that breaches international law and the UN Charter. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated that the targeting of electricity and water desalination plants in Kuwait "crosses all red lines."
The Arab Parliament has also strongly condemned the missile and drone attacks carried out by Iran against Qatar, Oman, Kuwait, the UAE, Bahrain, and Jordan. In a statement, Arab Parliament Speaker Mohammed bin Ahmed Al Yamahi described the attacks as a violation of the sovereignty of Arab countries and a breach of international law and the UN Charter. He warned that the escalation poses a threat to regional security and could undermine efforts toward peace and stability. The parliament expressed full support for the targeted countries and called on the United Nations and the UN Security Council to take immediate action to stop further attacks, ensure accountability, and uphold international law. Al Yamahi urged global efforts to prevent further escalation and protect regional and international peace and stability.