Saudi Arabia denounced on Tuesday Israel's ongoing incursions into Syria, calling them a flagrant violation of the country’s sovereignty and international law.
In a statement, the Saudi Foreign Ministry said the Kingdom “expresses its strong condemnation and denunciation of the continued Israeli violations, its incursion into Syrian territory, and its interference in its internal affairs.”
The ministry stressed that Israel’s repeated assaults on Syrian soil constitute a “clear violation of the sovereignty of the sisterly Syrian Arab Republic, international law, and the disengagement agreement concluded between Syria and Israel in 1974.”
Saudi Arabia reiterated its firm support for Syria’s sovereignty and categorical rejection of “any separatist calls to divide Syria.” The ministry also called on the international community to “support Syria in achieving security and stability” and to “stand seriously and firmly in the face of the continuing Israeli violations in the country.”
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