US EditionQatar rejects claims of side deals with Iran and calls for regional solution to war
Doha said 5 Arab states were falsely accused of aiding strikes on Iran and urged a broader regional settlement instead of a temporary ceasefire.
- On Tuesday, Qatari government spokesperson Majed Al Ansari denied reports of discussions with Iran regarding financial payments to halt attacks, calling such claims untrue.
- Earlier, Iran demanded compensation from five Arab nations—Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, Qatar, and Jordan—alleging they enabled US-Israeli strikes against Iranian interests.
- Emphasizing a collective regional response, Al Ansari rejected allegations of secret arrangements and stated that Doha views any attack as a direct threat to its sovereignty.
- Calling for a "comprehensive solution," the Qatari official warned against using the Strait of Hormuz as leverage, rejecting any temporary ceasefire.
- While recent US-Iran talks in Islamabad concluded after 21 hours without agreement, Qatar continues supporting diplomatic efforts, including mediation initiatives led by Pakistan.
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No discussions between Qatar and Iran over payment of funds to stop Iranian attacks, Qatari official says
DOHA, April 14 (Reuters) - There have been no discussions between Qatar and Iran over the payment of funds to stop Iranian attacks on Qatar and any suggestions that such discussions took place are untrue, the Qatari foreign ministry spokesperson said on Tuesday. "There is a high level of coordination with Pakistan and the Unites States, our demands are being raised through these channels," Majed Al-Ansari said in a media briefing. (Reporting by …
Qatar denies talks with Iran over payments to stop attacks
There have been no discussions between Qatar and Iran over the payment of funds to stop Iranian attacks on Qatar, and any suggestions that such discussions took place are untrue, the Qatari foreign ministry spokesperson said on Tuesday. “There is a high level of coordination with Pakistan and the United States, our demands are being raised through these channels,” said foreign ministry spokesperson Majed Al-Ansari during a media briefing. The cl…
Qatar: Any Hints of Discussions with Iran to Stop Attacks Against Us Are Incorrect
Dr. Majed Al-Ansari, Advisor to the Qatari Prime Minister and Spokesperson for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, stated on Tuesday that any hints suggesting discussions with Iran regarding the cessation of its attacks on Qatar are entirely baseless.
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