Pakistan has strongly condemned drone attacks targeting the East-West Pipeline in Saudi Arabia’s Riyadh and Madinah regions, calling them reprehensible acts.
Foreign Office Spokesperson Sajjad Haider Khan issued the statement in Islamabad on Saturday. He said the attacks targeted civilian infrastructure and violated international law, Saudi sovereignty, and territorial integrity.
The spokesperson stressed that such attacks also threaten regional peace, security, and stability. Therefore, Pakistan reaffirmed its firm support for Saudi Arabia’s sovereignty, security, territorial integrity, and prosperity.
Pakistan Reaffirms Support For Saudi Arabia
Khan reiterated Pakistan’s solidarity with the Saudi leadership, government, and people following the attacks. He also emphasized the strong ties between the two brotherly countries.
Furthermore, Pakistan rejected attacks against civilian infrastructure and stressed the need to protect critical facilities from threats. The Foreign Office said such incidents could create wider risks for regional stability.
Pakistan Calls For Lasting Regional Peace
Meanwhile, the spokesperson reaffirmed Pakistan’s commitment to promoting peace and stability across the region. He said Islamabad would continue making sincere efforts to help achieve lasting peace.
The East-West Pipeline serves as an important energy route within Saudi Arabia. Any attack on such infrastructure can raise security concerns because disruptions could affect energy supplies and regional economic stability.
Pakistan has consistently supported Saudi Arabia during security challenges and reaffirmed its commitment to bilateral cooperation. The latest statement further reflects Islamabad’s position against attacks that threaten regional security.
The condemnation also highlights Pakistan’s broader call for peaceful solutions to regional conflicts. Islamabad maintained that protecting national sovereignty and civilian infrastructure remains essential for maintaining lasting peace.
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