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Saudi Foreign Ministry Issues Strongest Condemnation of Iranian Aggression Targeting Jordan

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Last updated: July 30, 2026 2:02 pm
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The Ministry of Foreign Affairs issued a statement expressing Saudi Arabia’s strongest condemnation of the continued Iranian aggression against Jordan. According to the statement, the Kingdom stands in full solidarity with Jordan and its people while supporting all measures Amman takes to respond to these violations. The ministry reiterated that such actions breach international law and the principles of good neighborliness between states.

This position, detailed in the July 30 statement, stresses the urgent need to halt the Iranian attacks that have targeted Jordan along with other countries in the region. The Saudi Press Agency carried the full text of the ministry’s position, which also emphasizes the importance of serious steps to protect the security and stability of the region and its populations. Similar condemnations have been issued in recent weeks covering Iranian actions against Bahrain and Kuwait as well.

The Muslim World League condemned Iran’s continued aggression against Jordan, Kuwait and Bahrain in a statement on July 19, according to the Saudi Press Agency. MWL Secretary General Mohammed Al-Issa reaffirmed the organization’s full solidarity with those countries in all measures they take to safeguard their security and sovereignty. Al-Issa stressed that these attacks violate religious values, international law and norms of neighborly relations.

A joint statement from Arab and Islamic countries’ foreign ministers discussed the Iranian aggressions against the GCC states, Jordan, Azerbaijan and others, calling for unified action. The Saudi Cabinet affirmed its complete rejection of Iran’s continued destabilizing behavior and violations of international law during a recent session chaired by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, a government release showed. These diplomatic responses highlight the broad regional consensus against the pattern of attacks.

Jordan has recorded multiple air raid sirens this year linked to Iranian projectile threats and overflights, Roya News reported in its coverage of the escalation. The incidents have prompted heightened alertness across Jordanian defense systems and coordination with allies. The Saudi statement aligns with Jordan’s own condemnations of similar aggressions directed at the Kingdom earlier in the year.

The ministry’s announcement holds the Iranian regime accountable for its repeated violations of neighboring states’ sovereignty. It calls on the international community to take firm measures to confront such behavior and prevent further threats to peace. Regional stability remains a core priority in Saudi diplomacy amid these ongoing challenges.

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