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Following the recent drone attack on the East-West pipeline in Saudi Arabia, which was carried out from Iraqi territory, the World Muslim Union and Bahrain strongly condemned this action. This attack, which has resulted in the shutdown of one of the country's key pipelines, has faced harsh reactions from officials of both entities.
Strong Condemnations from the World Muslim Union
Mohammed bin Abdulkarim Al-Issa, Secretary-General of the World Muslim Union, stated in a statement that these attacks "violate all religious values, international laws, and humanitarian norms." He emphasized that such actions are not beneficial to any country and exacerbate regional instability, calling for continued efforts to prevent the recurrence of such attacks.
Bahrain's Position and Support for Saudi Arabia
The Bahraini Ministry of Foreign Affairs also issued a statement describing this attack as a "clear violation" of international laws, the United Nations Charter, and the principles of good neighborliness. The statement emphasized that Bahrain stands fully in support of Saudi Arabia and that no country should use its territory as a launchpad for attacks on neighboring countries.
The Bahraini Ministry of Foreign Affairs also expressed support for Iraq's efforts to prevent the recurrence of such attacks and highlighted the importance of regional cooperation in this regard. These positions clearly demonstrate the solidarity of Islamic countries against common threats.
As tensions in the region have sharply increased, swift and decisive reactions from Islamic entities and neighboring countries can help maintain stability and security in this part of the world. This attack has not only damaged critical infrastructure but could also impact the political and economic relations of countries.
