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Kazakhstan condemns Houthi attacks on civilian infrastructure in Saudi Arabia
Kazakhstan has condemned attacks by the Houthi militia on civilian infrastructure in Saudi Arabia.
The attacks caused casualties, but no number was given.
Kazakhstan’s foreign ministry said the attacks were unacceptable on humanitarian grounds and violated international law.
The statement expressed solidarity with Saudi Arabia.
It also said the kingdom has the right to protect its sovereignty and security under the United Nations Charter.
The statement did not describe any next steps.
Kazakhstan strongly condemned Houthi attacks on civilian infrastructure in Saudi Arabia.
The attacks resulted in a number of casualties, according to Kazakhstan's Foreign Ministry.
Kazakhstan said the attacks were unacceptable on humanitarian grounds and violated international law.
The ministry expressed solidarity with Saudi Arabia and its right to protect its sovereignty and security under the United Nations Charter.
- Who
- Kazakhstan condemned the Houthi militia's attacks on Saudi Arabia.
- What
- The attacks targeted civilian infrastructure and caused a number of casualties.
- When
- Not stated
- Where
- Saudi Arabia
- Why
- Kazakhstan said the attacks were unacceptable on humanitarian grounds and violated international law.
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- Country issuing condemnation
- Kazakhstan
- Target of attacks
- Civilian infrastructure in Saudi Arabia
- Reported casualties
- A number of casualties
- Statement body
- Kazakhstan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs
- Reported date
- 2026-10-12
What people are saying
such attacks are unacceptable from a humanitarian perspective and violate the rules of international law
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