Islamabad - Pakistan has strongly condemned the latest drone attacks targeting civilian and energy infrastructure in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, calling the strikes a “blatant violation of international law” and a threat to regional stability.
In an official statement, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs reaffirmed Pakistan’s “full solidarity” with Saudi Arabia, stressing that any assault on the Kingdom’s security is “unacceptable” and must be met with unified international opposition. The government emphasized that such attacks endanger not only Saudi citizens but also critical global energy supply chains.
Officials noted that Pakistan has consistently supported Saudi Arabia’s efforts to safeguard its territory and maintain peace in the region. The statement urged the international community to take “immediate and concrete steps” to prevent further escalation and hold those responsible accountable.
The condemnation comes amid rising tensions in the Gulf, where repeated drone and missile attacks have targeted vital infrastructure. Pakistan reiterated that dialogue and diplomacy remain essential to preventing further instability.
Pakistan’s leadership concluded by reaffirming its commitment to working closely with Saudi Arabia and regional partners to counter threats and promote long term peace.
By Hannah Grace - July 28, 2026
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