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Muslim World League condemns Iranian attacks on Jordan Kuwait and Egypt

By 19Network Editorial Team · Aug 2, 2026 · 2 min read

The Muslim World League emblem sits on a white background, representing the pan-Islamic organization.

The Muslim World League denounced drone strikes and border provocations targeting Egypt, Jordan, and Kuwait, calling for international action.

The Muslim World League (MWL) issued a formal condemnation against Iran following reported drone strikes and regional provocations targeting Jordan, Kuwait, and Egypt. The Mecca-based organization called for an immediate end to operations that threaten the territorial integrity and stability of Arab nations. Regional Security Breaches In a statement released on Sunday, 2 August, the MWL General Secretariat specifically addressed a recent drone attack directed at Egypt, alongside ongoing maritime and border tensions affecting Kuwait and Jordan. The League described these actions as violations of international law and the principles of the United Nations Charter regarding national sovereignty. The condemnation follows a series of reports from the Jordan News Agency (Petra) and regional security monitors detailing unauthorized drone activity and border incursions. While specific casualty figures from the latest Egypt-bound drone were not disclosed in the official statement, the MWL categorized the escalation as a direct threat to civilian safety and regional peace. Diplomatic Implications The MWL, led by Secretary-General Sheikh Dr. Mohammed bin Abdulkarim Al-Issa, urged the international community to take a firm stance against regional interference. This development is significant as it represents a unified religious and diplomatic rebuke of Tehran’s regional policy by one of the Islamic world's most influential non-governmental organizations. This formal response was…

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