The East-West Pipeline in the Madinah and Riyadh regions of Saudi Arabia was targeted by several drones launched from Iraq.
The Muslim World League (MWL) condemned the attack, according to SPA. MWL Secretary-General and Chairman of the Organization of Muslim Scholars Sheikh Dr. Mohammed Al-Issa stated that these criminal attacks violate international and humanitarian laws, norms, and religious values.
Sheikh Dr. Mohammed Al-Issa expressed solidarity with Saudi Arabia on behalf of the MWL’s assemblies, councils, and global bodies, as well as Muslim peoples under its umbrella. He supported the measures taken by the Kingdom to protect the safety of its residents and citizens, safeguard its sovereignty, and deter aggressors.
Where did the attack on the East-West Pipeline occur? The attack targeted the East-West Pipeline located within the Riyadh and Madinah regions of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. According to the report, the drones used in this attack were launched from Iraq.
How did the Muslim World League respond to the drone attacks? The Muslim World League strongly condemned the attacks, with Secretary-General Sheikh Dr. Mohammed Al-Issa describing them as treacherous and criminal. He stated that the actions violate humanitarian laws, international laws, and religious values.
What support did the MWL express toward Saudi Arabia? The MWL expressed full solidarity with Saudi Arabia on behalf of its global bodies, councils, and assemblies. This support extends to all measures the Kingdom takes to protect its citizens and residents while safeguarding its security and sovereignty.