Since the beginning of the conflict, the Security Council has struggled to speak with one voice, as the United States used its veto power several times
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Saudi Arabia on Monday executed a man for threatening national security by financing terrorism and associating with terrorist elements.
Saudi national Hassan bin Ahmed bin Mansour Al Nasser was charged with helping terrorists carry out killings that involved shooting at police stations, security points and patrols.
Al Nasser was referred to a competent court that convicted him of the charges.
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The death sentence was carried out against Al Nasser on Monday, the Ministry of Interior of Saudi Arabia announced.
In its statement, the Ministry also stressed on the keenness of the Kingdom’s government on "establishing security, achieving justice, and implementing the provisions of Islamic Sharia with regard to anyone who attacks innocent people or sheds their blood, and violates their right to life".
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