China Issues Formal Condemnation of Houthi Attacks on Saudi Infrastructure
China has condemned recent Houthi attacks on Saudi infrastructure, warning that the escalation of the Yemen conflict threatens regional stability and security.

Regional security risks have increased following a series of Houthi strikes against Saudi Arabian airports and energy infrastructure. These attacks, which have resulted in multiple casualties and operational disruptions at Riyadh’s international airport, represent a significant escalation in the ongoing Yemen conflict.
Official statements from Beijing characterize the recent strikes as a threat to regional stability. The government has formally condemned the violence and urged all involved parties to pursue diplomatic resolutions to prevent further regional destabilization.
The intensification of these attacks poses a direct risk to energy supply chains and regional aviation security. Continued military engagement between the Houthis and Saudi-backed forces threatens to undermine broader geopolitical stability in the Middle East, necessitating close monitoring of potential retaliatory measures and diplomatic shifts.
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