
Pakistan condemns Houthi attack on Saudi Aramco building in Riyadh
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Pakistan's Foreign Office strongly denounced an attempted Houthi drone or missile strike targeting a Saudi Aramco administrative facility in Riyadh.
Pakistan has officially condemned an attempted attack by the Houthis on a Saudi Aramco administrative building located in Riyadh. Authorities confirmed that no casualties were reported following the strike, which damaged the corporate tower situated in the capital city's King Abdullah Financial District and shattered windows across multiple floors. The incident marks a notable escalation in ongoing regional hostilities between the group and the kingdom.
In an official statement released on the social media platform X, the Foreign Office stated that targeting civilian infrastructure demonstrates a reckless disregard for human life and stability across the region. Islamabad called upon the Houthis to immediately and unconditionally halt all military actions and strikes directed against Saudi Arabia. Furthermore, the Pakistani government commended the rapid response and vigilance displayed by local authorities in confronting the unprovoked aggression.
Pakistan houthis relations and regional escalation
The Foreign Office reiterated that Islamabad stands firmly with the leadership and population of the kingdom, reaffirming complete backing for measures required to protect territorial integrity and national sovereignty. Officials stressed that the security of Saudi Arabia remains of paramount importance to Pakistan, whose commitment to the safety of its allies stays steadfast amid renewed hostilities.
This diplomatic condemnation unfolds against a backdrop of intensifying conflict and rising casualty numbers across the region. Recent months have seen a surge in cross-border violence, including multiple reported strikes on major transportation hubs such as King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh and Abha airport in the southwestern territories. Meanwhile, Yemen has experienced a severe resurgence in civil conflict following the breakdown of a United Nations-brokered truce, drawing widespread international concern as fighting and humanitarian challenges persist.
Pakistan demands an immediate halt to Houthi attacks following a strike on a Riyadh building.
Why it matters
This diplomatic stance highlights the enduring defense and strategic partnership between Islamabad and Riyadh, emphasizing regional stability in the Middle East. The official condemnation underscores international concerns regarding the safety of civilian infrastructure amid widening geopolitical conflicts.
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