The Islamic World Solidarity Organization, based in Saudi Arabia, strongly condemned the Islamic Republic’s continued attacks on Jordan and Kuwait, as well as the recent drone attack on two vessels in the Damietta port in Egypt, calling them “criminal.”

In a statement released on Friday, Mohammed Al-Eyssa, the Secretary-General of the Islamic World Solidarity Organization and head of the Association of Muslim Scholars, said the Islamic Republic’s attacks are aimed at “vital infrastructure and civilian facilities” of Arab countries.

Al-Eyssa said these attacks both violate religious values and are contrary to international laws and humanitarian principles.

He warned that such actions constitute a serious threat to the security and stability of the region and to the lives of people across the region.

The Secretary-General of the Islamic World Solidarity Organization emphasized the organization’s “full solidarity” with Jordan, Kuwait, and Egypt, and announced its support for all measures these countries take to protect the security, sovereignty, and lives of their citizens and residents.