Qatar says Gulf cannot rely on US alone for security
- Qatar's foreign ministry spokesman stated that Gulf nations cannot rely solely on the US and other alliances for security and must become more self-sufficient.
- Qatar is a key mediator in the US-Iran conflict and has suffered significant Iranian attacks, especially targeting its energy infrastructure.
- Qatar hosts the largest US military base in the Middle East amid ongoing tensions between the US and Iran.
- Qatar’s Prime Minister engaged in mediation efforts with Iran regarding a temporary shipping corridor and mine-clearing near the Strait of Hormuz.
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Gulf states cannot rely solely on the United States and international alliances for their security and must become more self-sufficient, Qatari Foreign Ministry spokesman Majid al-Ansari said on Monday. "We must understand that the presence of international forces in the region, the presence of a strategic alliance with the United States, is very important, but it is not enough," he said at the Hili Forum in Abu Dhabi, foreign media write, accor…
Qatar: The American alliance is important, but it is no longer enough for Gulf security.
Qatar urges to strengthen autonomy in security in the Gulf, highlighting the importance of alliances, but not relying only on them. In a forum in Abu Dhabi, the United Arab Emirates advocates restoring confidence with Iran, seeking a dialogue that transcends specific problems.
A Qatari foreign ministry spokesman said Monday in Abu Dhabi that Gulf states cannot rely solely on the United States and other international alliances for their security and must be more self-reliant.
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AlKhaleej TodayQatar strsses need for Gulf unity, says alliances with US alone cannot guarantee security
ABU DHABI — The Gulf states cannot rely solely on the United States or other international alliances for their security and need to do more to be self-sufficient, a Qatari official said in Abu Dhabi on Monday.Speaking at the Hili Forum in Abu Dhabi, Qatari Foreign Affairs Ministry spokesperson Majed al-Ansari stressed the importance of Gulf unity amid threats such as the conflict in Iran. He described the current circumstances as a "pivotal mome…
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