‘Brezen aggression’: Qatar reacts to Iran’s attacks on his American basis, ‘Right to directly respond’ – no casualties were confirmed
Qatar confirmed that Iran did not cause any injuries or human casualties after Iran started a missile attack on the Al-Yudid Air Base, which hosts us and the concerned forces in the south-west of Doha on Monday.According to Qatar’s official statement, Aadhaar was already vacated as part of the precautionary measures established in response to the growing regional tensions. The statement assured that “all necessary steps were taken to ensure safety of Katri armed forces, friendly soldiers and other personnel deployed on the basis.”The government said, “We confirm that the attack did not cause any injury or human casualties.”Qatar said that its air defense systems successfully stopped the missiles launched by Iran, stating the response effective and timely.
Missile strike, claimed by the Iranian revolutionary guard, Al-Yudid Air Base, the largest American facility in the Middle East and the headquarters of the American Central Command (CentCom), home to about 10,000 soldiers.Qatar strongly condemned the attack, “violated its sovereignty, airspace, international law and United Nations Charter.” The government warned that it has the right to respond proportionally and according to international law.The statement said, “We consider it an aggression and confirm the right to respond to the nature of Qatar’s attack and the scale directly to the scale.”Qatar also insisted that such escapes draw such a work area of risk in broad struggle, “warning of” horrific consequences “for international peace and safety”. ,For restraint, Doha urged all sides to immediately shut down military functions and return to serious diplomatic dialogue. It reiterated its long situation against regional growth and said that it had earlier warned of the dangers generated by increasing Israeli military functions.“We confirm that the dialogue is the only way to overcome the current crises and ensure the security of the region and the peace of its people,” the statement states.
