Jordanian, Gulf, and Egyptian condemn attack on Emirati ships
An attack on two ships belonging to the UAE-based company "Adnoc" while passing through the Strait of Hormuz has sparked widespread condemnation and denunciation from the Gulf Cooperation Council, Jordan, and Egypt. A statement from the Egyptian and Jordanian foreign ministries described the assault as a threat to maritime navigation security and the freedom of movement of ships in international waterways. They strongly condemned Iran's repeated violations of the corridor. The Secretary-General of the Gulf Cooperation Council, Jassem bin Soud Al-Budaiwi, condemned the attack and placed the blame on Iran, calling on the international community to take a decisive stance to stop the ongoing assaults. The countries reaffirmed their full support for the UAE and its efforts to safeguard the security and stability of this vital waterway, warning of a serious escalation that threatens international maritime security.
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