UAE Deputy Prime Minister Condemns Attacks On Civilian Infrastructure In The Region

His Highness Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs, strongly condemned the targeting of civilian infrastructure across the region.

This includes schools, universities, hospitals, desalination plants, energy facilities, transportation hubs and residential areas.

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Such attacks are serious violations of international law and cannot be justified under any circumstances, His Highness said

They have resulted in the loss of civilian lives and injuries, while terrorising millions across the region.

Turning essential facilities, like energy installations, ports, airports and international maritime routes, into military targets threatens more than individual countries. It also puts regional stability at risk, disrupts global supply chains and impacts the wider economy.

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H.H. Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed said civilian infrastructure is meant to serve communities and should never become part of conflict

Targeting these facilities is a dangerous escalation and a red line that cannot be tolerated. He stressed the urgent need to halt hostilities and protect civilians and their infrastructure without exception.

His Highness also warned that continued violations could have serious consequences for the region and the international community.

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