
Qatar has formally rejected Iran's justifications for attacks on its territory, stating in letters to the UN that the actions violate international law and the UN Charter. Doha argued that Tehran's claims lack legal basis and do not excuse the documented civilian impact of the strikes.
Qatar has rejected Iran’s claims that its attacks on Qatari territory were justified, saying Tehran’s arguments have no legal basis and do not absolve it of responsibility under international law.In two letters to UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres and the president of the UN Security Council, Qatar said Iranian attacks that began on February 28 violated the UN Charter.The letters were delivered by Qatar’s Permanent Representative to the UN, Sheikha Alya Ahmed bin Saif Al-Thani, in response t...
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