G7 Nations Condemn Houthi Attacks Against Saudi Arabia

Leaders of the Group of Seven have issued a strong condemnation of military attacks by Houthi forces against Saudi Arabia, citing threats to regional stability and international shipping routes. The statement reflects growing concern among major economies over the escalating campaign of strikes by the Iran-backed militia group operating from Yemen.

The G7's collective response underscores the international dimension of the conflict, particularly its potential impact on global energy markets and maritime commerce. Saudi Arabia, a key regional ally for many Western nations and a major oil producer, has faced repeated drone and missile attacks from the Houthis in recent months.

The Houthi movement has justified its attacks as retaliation for the Saudi-led military intervention in Yemen's ongoing civil war. However, G7 nations have characterized the strikes as destabilizing actions that threaten civilian infrastructure and international peace efforts.

The condemnation comes as diplomatic efforts continue to address the broader conflict in Yemen, where millions face humanitarian challenges. Regional tensions remain high, with stakeholders calling for a negotiated settlement to halt the violence and reduce the risk of further escalation.