Gulfcountries United Arab Emirates, Bahrain have strongly denounced the sabotageterrorist attack by using explosive-laden drones and targeted two pumpingstations for the pipeline in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
The UAE Ministryof Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation affirmed in a statement thefull solidarity of the UAE with the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and its stand withRiyadh against any threat to the security and stability of the Kingdom and itssupport of all measures being taken by the Kingdom against extremism andterrorism.
The statementquoted by WAM added that the security of the United Arab Emirates and theKingdom of Saudi Arabia is an integral part and that any threat facing theKingdom is considered by the UAE as a threat to its security and stability.
Moreover,Bahrain Foreign Affairs Ministry said that this cowardly terrorist act targetsthe security and stability of Saudi Arabia and the region, and also threatensthe safety of the world's energy supply.
The ministrycommended Saudi efforts in dealing with this heinous act, stressing theposition of Bahrain in supporting the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia against thosethreatening its security or harming its interests and the stability of itspeople.
The ministryalso stressed the need for the international community to combat all groups andterrorist organizations, and all parties and states supporting it that seek toprovoke tension, violence and chaos in the region, and deter them in order tomaintain security and regional and international peace.
A limited airstrike on Aramco's two oil pumping stations in the provinces of Dawadmi andAfif in Riyadh and Saudi Arabia announces that its vital installations aretargeted.
SaudiAramco's two oil pumping stations in the provinces of Dawadmi and Afif inRiyadh have been targeted by a terrorist attack, the security spokesman for thePresidency of State Security announced on Tuesday.
According tothe Saudi Press Agency, the incident occurred between six and six and a half onTuesday morning, adding that "there was a limited targeting of Aramco's two oilpumping stations in the provinces of Dawadmi and Afif in Riyadh."
