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Türkiye condemns missile attack by Houthis on Saudi Arabia

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Türkiye condemns missile attack by Houthis on Saudi Arabia
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  • The Ministry of Foreign Affairs condemned the missile attack launched by the Houthis on southern Saudi Arabia.
  • Türkiye assessed the attack as a serious threat to regional security and confirmed its solidarity with Saudi Arabia.
  • The Houthis announced that they targeted Abha Airport with ballistic missiles and unmanned aerial vehicles.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs strongly condemned the missile attack carried out by the Iran-backed Houthis in Yemen on the southern region of Saudi Arabia. In a statement issued by the ministry, it was once again emphasized that Türkiye is in full solidarity with Saudi Arabia.

It was pointed out that the attack poses a serious threat to regional security and stability. The government stated that they strongly condemn actions violating the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Saudi Arabia, inviting all parties to refrain from steps that would increase tension.

It was reported that the Houthis targeted Abha Airport in southern Saudi Arabia with ballistic missiles and unmanned aerial vehicles. The spokesperson for the Saudi Arabia-led coalition announced that air defense systems were activated in the region.

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Which group carried out the missile attack on southern Saudi Arabia?
The Iran-backed Houthis in Yemen announced that they carried out the attack.
What was Türkiye's official stance on the matter?
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs strongly condemned the attack and stated that Türkiye is in full solidarity with Saudi Arabia.
What was the target of the attack and what weapons were used?
The Houthis announced that they targeted Abha Airport using ballistic missiles and unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs).

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