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Spain and Other Countries Condemn Houthi Attacks in Saudi Arabia

Several governments have expressed their rejection of Houthi attacks on airports in Saudi Arabia, while the Houthis claim responsibility for these attacks.

11 October 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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The Government of Spain has condemned the attacks carried out by the Houthis against airports in Saudi Arabia, urging an end to the violent actions. Spain's position aligns with that of other countries in the region and around the world that have expressed concern over this escalation of tensions.

For its part, the Government of Peru has issued a strong condemnation of the repeated attacks executed by the Houthis. This statement reflects the growing unease among various governments regarding the security situation in Yemen and its repercussions on neighboring countries.

The Government of Argentina has also condemned the Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia, adding its voice to the increasing international concern over the conflict.

Regionally, the Government of Pakistan has similarly condemned the assaults by the Houthis, alongside Egypt and Turkey, all reaffirming their solidarity with Saudi Arabia. These pronouncements highlight the unity in rejecting violence in the region.

The attacks have been claimed by the Houthis, who assert that they have targeted the airports of Riyadh and Dammam, as well as Aramco's energy facilities. They have framed this offensive as retaliation for the Saudi bombings in Yemen.

Additionally, various reports indicate that a new projectile hit the Riyadh airfield, a day after a bombing that resulted in at least 12 fatalities. The situation in the region remains tense, with the possibility of further escalation of the conflicts.

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