Cabinet: The Houthi terrorist militia will face the consequences of its crimes at Saudi airports

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The Saudi Council of Ministers, headed by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, confirmed that the terrorist Houthi militia will face the consequences of its crimes and repeated sinful attacks on Saudi airports, on Mecca and Medina, visitors to the Two Holy Mosques, and notables and civil and economic facilities, expressing its deepest condolences and sincere sympathy to the families of the victims of these criminal targets, and hoping for a speedy recovery for the wounded and injured.

The Saudi Council of Ministers appreciated the resolute role of the armed forces in defending the homeland, protecting its gains and capabilities, and deterring any attack or threat to its sovereignty and the safety of its people and those residing on its land with full competence and ability. May Saudi Arabia always remain a home of security and safety, moving with will and determination towards new horizons of progress and prosperity alongside the relentless pursuit of peace and stability in the region and the world.

In a related context, the Council praised the military operations carried out by the Coalition to Support Legitimacy in Yemen to neutralize the threat of the terrorist Houthi militia from the brotherly Yemeni people, international peace and security, the global trade movement, and international supply chains. In this context, the Council expressed the Kingdom’s affirmation that it will not allow its security or freedom of maritime navigation in the Red Sea and the Strait of Bab al-Mandab to be threatened, and its appreciation for the positions of countries and international organizations denouncing the crimes of that oppressive coup group.

The Council also praised the success achieved in restoring oil flows in the East-West pipeline. This rapid recovery represents the Kingdom’s energy system’s high operational flexibility and ability to develop technical solutions and deal with emergency conditions, thus enhancing the reliability and continuity of supplies to international markets and supporting the global economy.

The Council noted the outcomes of the fifth meeting of the Security Coordination Committee emanating from the Saudi-Bahraini Coordination Council, and the confirmation it included of continuing efforts and joint work in implementing the agreed-upon initiatives, in a way that achieves the desired goals and aspirations and serves the interests of the two brotherly peoples in light of the established fraternal relations between the two countries.

The Council welcomed participants in the 25th World Petroleum Conference and the Arab and international ministerial meetings hosted by Riyadh this week. Based on the Kingdom’s position as a global center for dialogue, innovation, exchange of experiences, and building partnerships in the energy sector, and its pioneering role in supporting international cooperation and contributing to shaping the future of the sector.

In local affairs; The Council of Ministers expressed its appreciation for the broad societal interaction with the annual national blood donation campaign for the year 2026 AD, which was launched by His Royal Highness Prince Mohammed bin Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud, Crown Prince and Prime Minister - may God protect him -; With the aim of consolidating the values ​​of humanitarian work, and contributing to achieving self-sufficiency in units of blood and its components; This ensures that the treatment needs of patients in various regions of the Kingdom are met.