The Kingdom of Bahrain has issued a strong condemnation following an Iranian drone attack targeting the United Arab Emirates, characterizing the hostile operation as a grave violation of state sovereignty and an immediate risk to Middle Eastern security.
In a document released by Bahrain’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs Manama stressed that the strike violates international legal frameworks, the Charter of the United Nations UN Security Council Resolution 2817 and the established principles that guide good‑neighborly relations between states.
Bahrain officials said that they fully support Abu Dhabi and they promise to return to Abu Dhabi. They support any actions that the UAE decides to take.
The UAE takes these actions to protect its border and also it takes these actions to keep infrastructure safe. The UAE takes these actions to keep its people safe.
The condemnation follows the interception of an unmanned aerial vessel by Emirati air defense systems over national territorial waters.
Regional diplomats view the incident as part of a broader trajectory of heightened friction across Gulf maritime corridors and airspace.
In response, Bahrain commended the swift operational posture of the UAE Armed Forces in thwarting the aerial threat before it could cause structural damage or casualties.
Reiterating the collective defense obligations binding the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC), Manama urged the international community to take immediate steps to neutralize further destabilization.
The foreign ministry issued a direct plea asking the UN Security Council to enforce compliance with international law, demanding an end to offensive actions that compromise strategic waterways, including freedom of transit through the Strait of Hormuz.
Bahrain stressed that securing key maritime routes remains vital for sustaining global commercial flows and preventing wider military escalation across the broader region. Bahrain Economy
