Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and Qatar issued separate statements condemning Iranian strikes on their territories.

Saudi Arabia “strongly condemned” what it described as Iranian attacks on the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, Qatar, Jordan and Kuwait. The kingdom warned of “serious consequences” for the continued violation of “state sovereignty and the principles of international law.”

Kuwait’s Foreign Ministry, in turn, condemned the attacks on its territory, which it said were carried out by Iran in “gross violation” of its airspace and international law. It stated that Kuwait reserves the right to respond in a manner “commensurate with the scale and nature of this attack,” warning that further military activity would undermine regional stability.

Qatar’s Foreign Ministry also issued a statement emphasizing that the country reserves the right to take retaliatory measures in response to Iran’s attack in accordance with international law.

The statement said Qatar strongly condemns the shelling of its territory with ballistic missiles, describing it as a blatant violation of its national sovereignty, a direct threat to its security, and an unacceptable escalation that endangers regional security and stability.

The above-mentioned countries did not refer to any violation of Iran’s territorial integrity.

Earlier, Iran carried out strikes on U.S. military bases located in these countries. The strikes also targeted their capitals.