The Nepali government has expressed deep sorrow following the death of a citizen caused by debris from an intercepted drone attack at Saudi Aramco’s Shaybah oil field. In response, officials condemned the violence against critical infrastructure and reiterated their commitment to resolving regional disputes through peaceful diplomatic engagement.
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The Nepali government has expressed deep sorrow following the death of a citizen caused by debris from an intercepted drone attack at Saudi Aramco’s Shaybah oil field. In response, officials condemned the violence against critical infrastructure and reiterated their commitment to resolving regional disputes through peaceful diplomatic engagement.
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