Saudi Oil Attack: We Have The Capability To Defend Our Land

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Saudi Oil Attack: We Have The Capability To Defend Our Land

 

The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has disclosed that it has the capability and it has resolved to defend its land and people, and to forcefully respond to the recent attack on its petroleum facilities in the Kingdom.

This disclosure was contained in a statement made available to journalists by the Embassy of Kingdom of Saudi Arabia Sunday in Abuja.

According to the statement, “The Kingdom condemns this egregious crime, which threatens international peace and security, and affirms that primary target of this attack is global energy supplies, as this attack is in line with the previous attacks against Saudi Aramco pumping stations using Iranian weapons.

“Initial investigations have indicated that weapons used in the attack were Iranian weapons. Investigations are still ongoing to determine the source of attack.

“As the investigations are ongoing, the Kingdom will invite UN and International experts to view the situation on the ground and to participate in the investigations.

The Kingdom will take the appropriate measures based on the results of the investigation, to ensure its security and stability.

“The Kingdom affirms that is has the capability and resolve to defend its land and people, and to forcefully respond to these aggressions.

The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia expresses its appreciation for the positions taken by the international community that have condemned and denounced this act.

The kingdom calls upon the International community to assume its responsibility in condemning those that stand behind this act, and to take a firm and clear position against this reckless behavior that threatens the global economy

In an unprecedented act of aggression and sabotage, petroleum facilities in the Kingdom that are vital for global energy supplies were subjected to an attack on Saturday, September 14, 2019, which resulted in suspension of approximately 50% of Saudi Aramco’s production, as noted by the Ministry of Energy’s statement.