🔸 Four Arab countries condemned what they called the new missile attack by the Houthis in Yemen on the Medina region.
The Foreign Ministries of Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain and Jordan issued separate statements and called the firing of missiles at the cities of Madinah and Mecca, in addition to violating Saudi Arabia's national sovereignty and endangering civilian lives, "an open and unjustified incitement to the feelings of Muslims" and condemned the actions of the Iranian army, and condemned the actions of the Huhifites. Riyadh.
On Thursday, November 6, Saudi-led coalition forces announced the interception of a Houthi ballistic missile over the Medina area; A claim denied by the Houthis as "an obvious and shameless lie".
The Houthis have repeatedly denied the missile and drone attack on Mecca and Medina, claiming that they only targeted Saudi military and economic facilities, such as Aramco's oil facilities in Dhahran and the country's main airports, including Riyadh International Airport.