UK minister condemns Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia, pledges action
UK Middle East Minister Stephen Doughty called Houthi attacks on Saudi airports and infrastructure unacceptable, vowing continued support for allies through concrete action.
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AIUK Minister of State for the Middle East Stephen Doughty has called on the Houthi group to halt attacks on airports and infrastructure in Saudi Arabia, describing the Houthi strikes as "unacceptable" and reaffirming that London will continue to support its allies with actions rather than words.
In comments to Al Arabiya English, Doughty said, "The Houthi aggression against Saudi Arabia is unacceptable," stressing the need to stop attacks targeting Saudi airports, facilities, and infrastructure.
The British minister emphasized that the UK supports its allies "through actions, not just words," noting that London is working to rally international backing for its partners in response to the Houthi escalation.
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Doughty also noted that the UK's efforts include boosting humanitarian aid to Yemen and intensifying initiatives aimed at de-escalation.