Gulf Arab states have declared unity in the face of “Iran threats” according to a communique of the summit in Mecca.
Gulf Arab states have accused Iran in Mecca summit communique of supplying ballistic missiles to Yemani Houthi rebels for attacking Saudi territory.
“We condemn the launch of ballistic missiles manufactured in Iran from Yemen into Saudi Arabia. We condemn the operations that the Houthis carry out against Saudi Arabia,” the Arab states said in the communique.
The document also says that Arab states condemn Iran's interference in Syrian crisis as well as “negative effect” on Syrian territorial integrity.
“We condemn Iran's interference in the Syrian crisis and [Tehran's] negative effect on Syria's territorial integrity,” the Arab states said in a communique of an emergency summit in Mecca, which was convened by Saudi Arabia.
Arab state leaders also said on Friday that they remained committed to the previously made agreements on the Palestinian issue settlement.
“We are stating our commitment to the decisions taken at previous Arab summits in relation to the Palestinian issue,” the Arab states said in a final communique of their emergency summit in Mecca.
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