The United Arab Emirates has officially condemned a fatal terrorist attack in Amman, Jordan, which resulted in the death of a Public Security Directorate officer. The official, identified as Corporal Jawad Ali Khalaf Al-Salaytah, was killed after being struck with a sharp object near the Sri Lankan embassy. A second officer was also wounded during the assault while attempting to intervene, though authorities have confirmed that he is currently in stable condition. Following the swift response of a nearby police patrol, the perpetrator was successfully apprehended.

In an official statement, the UAE Ministry of Foreign Affairs expressed its unwavering rejection of all acts of violence and extremism intended to destabilize the region. The ministry extended its deepest sympathies to the grieving family of the fallen officer and the people of Jordan, while wishing the injured policeman a full recovery. Meanwhile, King Abdullah II has reiterated Jordan’s firm commitment to combating terrorism, vowing that the nation will not tolerate any threats against its security or the safety of its citizens.