India condemns drone attacks on Saudi Arabian airports

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India has condemned recent drone attacks targeting civilian airports in Saudi Arabia. The attacks, claimed by Houthi rebels, targeted airports in Abha and Jizan. India's Ministry of External Affairs described the attacks as unacceptable and a violation of international law. The statement emphasized the need to protect civilian infrastructure and called for an end to such hostilities.

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