Bangladesh Condemns Houthi Attacks on Saudi Arabia
Bangladesh has strongly condemned recent Houthi attacks targeting Saudi Arabian territory that left several civilians injured. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs issued a statement expressing full solidarity with the Saudi government and its people.
The government of Bangladesh has officially issued a strong and unequivocal condemnation regarding recent military attacks directed at the sovereign territory of Saudi Arabia. According to official diplomatic communications released by the authorities, the assaults were orchestrated and carried out by Houthi forces targeting civilian and strategic areas within the Kingdom.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Dhaka confirmed that the hostile operations resulted in casualties among the local population. Specifically, official reports verify that several innocent civilian citizens sustained various injuries as a direct consequence of the Houthi projectile and drone strikes launched toward Saudi soil.
In response to these escalating hostile developments, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs formally released a strongly worded diplomatic statement on 08 September 2026. The official declaration serves to voice the official stance of the Bangladeshi government, placing absolute censure on the aggressive actions perpetrated by the Houthi movement against the Kingdom.
Furthermore, the official statement underscored the deep-rooted bilateral relations and enduring ties between the two nations. Alongside the condemnation of the violence, Bangladesh officially extended its complete and unwavering solidarity toward the government of Saudi Arabia as well as the country's brotherly population during this challenging period.
The Ministry reiterated that Bangladesh consistently stands in firm opposition to any acts of violence and aggression that threaten regional peace, security, and the safety of innocent civilians. The latest diplomatic declaration from Dhaka adds to the international chorus of condemnation against the ongoing Houthi military campaigns affecting the broader Middle East region.
