Riyadh:According to Anadolu Agency, Trkiye, Egypt, Pakistan, and Saudi Arabia have issued a joint statement strongly condemning recent 'hostile' attacks by the Houthi militia against Saudi Arabia. These attacks include a deadly strike on Riyadh's King Khalid International Airport.

The statement emphasized that the attacks constitute a blatant violation of international law and described them as a 'dangerous escalation' that threatens Saudi Arabia's security, stability, and civilian safety. The countries involved declared that such actions 'cannot be justified or accepted under any pretext.'

The four nations expressed their solidarity with Saudi Arabia and pledged support for all legitimate measures it undertakes to counter the attacks and prevent further threats. They held the Houthis fully accountable for the consequences of their actions and any repercussions that may threaten regional and international peace and security.

Additionally, they called for an 'immediate and unconditional' cessation of the attacks. The recent attack on King Khalid International Airport resulted in the death toll rising to 13, following the passing of an injured Indian national. A total of 309 people were reported injured according to Saudi authorities.