The Arab Six-Nation Statement: “We affirm our full right to self-defense and reject Iranian attacks”

Kuwait, the UAE, Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and Jordan issued a joint statement expressing a unified stance on regional developments, emphasizing their firm rejection of any attacks or interventions that threaten the security and stability of the region.

The six countries stressed their condemnation of what they described as Iranian attacks, whether carried out directly or through affiliated groups, noting that such actions escalate tensions and undermine regional security.

The statement also called on the Iraqi government to take decisive measures to halt attacks launched from its territory against neighboring countries, while underscoring the need to rein in armed factions operating outside state authority.

Furthermore, the countries condemned attacks carried out by Iran-backed armed groups originating from Iraq, considering their continuation a violation of national sovereignty and a threat to regional stability.

In conclusion, the six nations reaffirmed their legitimate right to self-defense and their commitment to taking all necessary measures to safeguard their security against any threats.