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Bangladesh Strongly Condemns Houthi Attacks on Saudi Arabia
- •Bangladesh has strongly condemned the recent Houthi attacks targeting civilian infrastructure and airports in Saudi Arabia.
- •The attacks on King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh resulted in three deaths and several injuries among citizens and residents.
- •The Bangladesh Foreign Ministry expressed total solidarity with Saudi Arabia and called for an immediate halt to the attacks.
- •A Bangladeshi national named Md. Sojib Hossain was recently killed by a Houthi missile or drone strike at an Aramco facility in the Al-Khurais area.
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Bangladesh strongly condemned the recent Houthi attacks on civilian infrastructure in Saudi Arabia, stating that they violate international law, endanger innocent lives, and threaten regional stability. The Foreign Ministry expressed full solidarity with the Saudi government and people while calling for an immediate cessation of the attacks.
The attacks targeted King Khalid International Airport's facilities and a Saudia aircraft in Riyadh, resulting in three deaths—including a Saudia Airlines employee—and leaving several Saudi citizens and foreign residents injured with varying degrees of severity.
Md. Sojib Hossain, a Bangladeshi national and resident of the Comilla district, died after being struck by a missile or drone launched by the Houthis at an Aramco facility in the Al-Khurais area.
