The Federal Government of Somalia has strongly condemned drone attacks targeting oil facilities in Saudi Arabia.
In its statement, Somalia reaffirmed its solidarity with the kingdom and rejected actions that threaten regional security and economic stability.
The development comes as governments across the region closely monitor the wider effects of tensions in the Middle East.
Saudi Arabia is an important economic and diplomatic partner for Somalia, and instability affecting the kingdom can have wider consequences for trade, energy prices and regional travel.
Attacks on energy infrastructure are closely watched by international markets because even a limited disruption can influence expectations about oil supply and transport costs.
Somalia's response also reflects a broader diplomatic position that disputes should be handled through international law and dialogue rather than attacks on civilian or economic facilities.
The next phase will depend on verified assessments of the damage, the response of the affected states and efforts by regional organisations to prevent further escalation.