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Qatar: Situation currently 'completely stable'

23 June

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Qatar’s Ministry of Interior shared on Monday in a statement that the situation in the country is currently "completely stable" following Iran's strike on a United States military base.

"We will not allow any international or external crisis or conflict to affect our life in Qatar," Jabr al-Naimi from Qatar’s Public Security stressed in a press briefing.

Qatar's Foreign Ministry insisted that all parties to the conflict start negotiations. Meanwhile, US President Donald Trump mentioned that Iran's response was "weak," adding that he hopes everyone will now move toward peace.

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