German, Turkish and Lebanese leaders back Saudi Arabia against Houthi attacks

Leaders pledge solidarity with Saudi Arabia

On Tuesday, Saudi Crown Prince and Prime Minister Mohammed bin Salman received telephone calls from German Federal Chancellor Friedrich Merz, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and Lebanese President Joseph Aoun. During the conversations, each leader voiced full backing for the Kingdom in the face of Houthi aggression.

German Chancellor’s position

During his call with the Crown Prince, Chancellor Merz condemned the Houthi terrorist attacks that target Saudi Arabia’s security and stability. He affirmed Germany’s solidarity with Saudi Arabia and pledged his country’s support. The two sides also discussed cooperation and ways to strengthen bilateral ties in various sectors.

Turkish President’s remarks

President Erdoğan denounced the Houthi assaults against the Kingdom, offered sincere condolences to the Crown Prince and prayed for mercy for the martyrs and a swift recovery for the wounded. He reiterated Turkiye’s full support for Saudi Arabia and its endorsement of all measures aimed at preserving the Kingdom’s security and enhancing its stability.

Lebanese President’s stance

President Aoun condemned the attacks on Saudi Arabia’s vital facilities, warning that they threaten the nation’s security and stability. He declared Lebanon’s full solidarity with the Kingdom and pledged support against any action that undermines Saudi security, sovereignty or territorial integrity.