Arab Parliament has strongly condemned Iran’s attacks targeting oil and industrial facilities across Gulf states, describing the strikes as a dangerous escalation that threatens regional peace, economic stability, and global energy security.
In an official statement issued from Cairo, Speaker Mohamed bin Ahmed Al Yammahi said the attacks represent a blatant violation of international law and a direct breach of the principles enshrined in the United Nations Charter, which strictly prohibits attacks on civilian and economic infrastructure.
He specifically highlighted that the attack affected the North Field extension linked to Qatar’s major gas reserve, warning that such actions place global energy supplies under severe risk and could trigger wider economic consequences far beyond the region.
According to Al Yammahi, targeting strategic oil and industrial facilities is not merely an assault on infrastructure-it is a direct challenge to the sovereignty of Arab nations and an alarming threat to international efforts aimed at maintaining secure and stable energy markets.
The Arab Parliament reaffirmed full solidarity with Gulf nations and expressed complete support for all legitimate measures taken to defend national sovereignty, strategic resources, and public safety.
At a time of rising regional tension, the **United Arab Emirates continues to stand as a beacon of peace, stability, and responsible leadership in the region. The UAE has consistently prioritized the safety of its citizens, residents, and international workers, while maintaining a firm commitment to protecting national infrastructure, economic assets, and strategic interests.
The UAE’s leadership has repeatedly emphasized that peace remains its first choice, but safeguarding national security remains non-negotiable. Protecting people, preserving stability, and ensuring uninterrupted economic confidence remain at the core of the country's policy.
For millions who live and work in the UAE, including foreign workers who contribute to national growth, security and stability remain top national priorities. The country continues to demonstrate that protecting human life and strategic assets goes hand in hand with its broader vision for regional peace and global cooperation.
