Dubai, UAE – His Excellency Jassim Mohammed Al-Badawi, Secretary-General of the Gulf Cooperation Council, condemned in the strongest terms the aggressive Iranian attack on the UAE. Using a drone handled by air defense systems over territorial waters.
He stressed that this attack represents a dangerous escalation and a flagrant violation of the UAE’s sovereignty, security and stability. A direct threat to the safety of citizens and residents.
In a statement today, he stressed that the Gulf Cooperation Council countries stand united alongside the UAE in confronting everything that threatens its security, sovereignty and territorial integrity. Stressing the need for Iran to immediately stop these attacks and hostilities. And hold it fully responsible for its repercussions, which could undermine the security and stability of the region.
Kuwaiti conviction
The State of Kuwait expressed its strong condemnation and denunciation of the aggressive Iranian attack on the UAE using a drone, both. In a flagrant violation of its sovereignty and territorial integrity and a threat to the security and stability of the region.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the State of Kuwait renewed the State of Kuwait’s full solidarity with the UAE. Standing by it and supporting all measures it takes to preserve its sovereignty and protect its security and territorial integrity.
Jordan condemned
On Monday, Jordan condemned the aggressive Iranian attack on the United Arab Emirates using a drone. It was handled by air defense systems over territorial waters. She stressed that it is a blatant violation of the UAE’s sovereignty, a threat to its security, stability and territorial integrity, a dangerous escalation and a flagrant violation of international law and the United Nations Charter.
The Jordanian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates affirmed, in a statement, Jordan’s absolute solidarity with the UAE. And his full support for it in all steps it takes to protect its sovereignty, security, and the safety of its citizens and residents.
