The Gulf Cooperation Council has condemned drone attacks targeting Saudi Arabia, with Secretary General Jasem Mohamed Albudaiwi denouncing the incident. The response followed a statement from a Saudi ministry about the attack.
According to the available report, the drones were linked to Iran-backed militias in Iraq. The condemnation places the GCC firmly behind Saudi Arabia as the bloc reacts to a cross-border security threat in the region.
The development highlights continuing tensions involving armed groups and regional security. It also underscores the GCC’s role in publicly backing member states when attacks affect Saudi Arabia’s safety and stability.
While only limited details were available in the initial report, the statement from the GCC signals concern over any escalation tied to drone strikes and militia activity in Iraq. The issue is likely to remain part of wider discussions about Gulf security and regional conflict.
