Qatar’s Emir speaks with US President amid regional escalation
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Qatar’s Emir Tamim bin Hamad held a phone call on Saturday with US President Donald Trump to discuss the ongoing regional escalation.
According to the Qatar News Agency, the call reviewed the latest developments amid what Doha described as “unjustified Iranian attacks” on Qatar and other regional states, as well as efforts to contain the current crisis.
The Emir stressed that the escalation could have serious consequences for international peace and security, highlighting the importance of diplomatic efforts to resolve the crisis. He also affirmed Qatar’s readiness to take all necessary measures to protect its sovereignty, security, and national interests in line with the United Nations Charter and international law.
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Both leaders emphasized the need for joint action to maintain regional and international stability and to support political measures aimed at reducing tensions and preventing further escalation.
The call comes amid ongoing military operations by ‘Israel’ and the United States against Iran since Saturday, Feb. 28, which have resulted in hundreds of casualties, including top Iranian officials. Iran has responded with missiles and drones targeting ‘Israeli’ and US bases in the region, according to Iranian officials, however, civilian casualties and property damage were recorded in several countries.
