Saudi Arabia Issues Stern Warning to Iran Amid Gulf Attacks

Riyadh: Saudi Arabia has issued a strong warning to Iran following recent attacks on Gulf countries. Saudi Foreign Minister Prince Faisal bin Farhan stated that Tehran would face consequences for its aggressive actions against its neighbors.

He emphasized that Iran is mistaken if it believes Gulf states are incapable of responding. “Iran has crossed the line. Gulf nations reserve the right to take military action if necessary,” Prince Faisal said. “We will neither be blackmailed nor intimidated by Iran.”

Emergency Meeting of Arab Foreign Ministers in Riyadh

Prince Faisal made these remarks after an urgent meeting of Arab and Islamic foreign ministers in Riyadh. He called on Iran to reconsider its approach, warning that its actions will carry both political and moral repercussions.

The minister noted that repeated attacks have eroded trust in Iran. Notably, during the meeting, Iran carried out strikes on Riyadh and Qatar’s Ras Laffan Industrial City, underscoring the ongoing regional tensions.

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Iran Accused of Blackmail and Aggression

Prince Faisal interpreted the Iranian attacks as an attempt to intimidate Arab and Islamic nations. “Iran is pursuing a policy of blackmail, but we will neither yield nor succumb to fear,” he said.

He added that Tehran has ignored clear messages and has repeatedly crossed boundaries against its neighbors. The minister stressed that non-political options remain available if necessary.

Warning on Iran’s Militia Support

Highlighting Tehran’s long-standing support for militias and extremist groups, Prince Faisal stressed that Iran must face the consequences of its actions.

“We will use all necessary measures to curb Iran’s aggression. Saudi Arabia and its allies possess significant capabilities,” he said. “Our patience has limits, and it will not last indefinitely.”