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Self-Defense Right Exercised in Iran’s Attack on US Base in Qatar: Spokesman
The spokesperson for the Iranian Foreign Ministry said the country has simply exercised its right to self-defense, enshrined in the UN Charter, by launching a retaliatory missile strike on the US’ Al-Udeid airbase in Qatar.
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The Persian Gulf nation of Qatar temporarily closed its airspace on Monday, citing a need to protect citizens, residents, and ...
The message comes as tensions are high in the Middle East after the U.S. bombed Iranian nuclear sites on Sunday.
Global airlines felt the brunt of the escalating conflict in the Middle East, as missile exchanges forced carriers to ...
Al Thani also said Qatar has carried out risk exercises to assess the impact of damage at the plant and has since built large ...
As the Middle East conflict continues and energy stability remains uncertain in the Persian Gulf, energy security remains ...
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Two Moves in Qatar Illustrate Iranian TensionsIran hasn't yet retaliated over the American bombing of its nuclear sites, but a flurry of developments out of Qatar suggests ...
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