The Arab League announced its categorical rejection of the attack targeting a Saudi ship in the Red Sea, considering it a blatant violation of international law and a serious threat to navigation security and regional stability, and also condemned Iranian escalation towards the Gulf states and Jordan.

This condemnation comes amid rising tensions in the region, where vital maritime routes face repeated threats from the Iran-backed Houthi group.

In an official statement, the League expressed its welcome of the Gulf Cooperation Council's position, emphasizing the need for concerted Arab efforts to confront threats targeting their security and the safety of maritime routes.

The League called for an immediate halt to all activities endangering international navigation in the Red Sea and the Strait of Hormuz, urging Iran to cease its violations and return to the dialogue table, warning that continued escalation exacerbates the crisis and undermines regional security and stability.

The Arab League's position comes within the framework of its continued support for the security of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and the safety of international navigation. These statements are an extension of previous warnings about the repercussions of targeting commercial ships. Observers are watching whether this condemnation will push towards stricter international action to protect maritime routes.