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Qatar Condemns Iran's Strikes, Urges Regional De-escalation

3/9/2026

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Qatar Condemns Iran

Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani, Qatar's Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister, condemned Iran's strikes on Gulf countries as a dangerous miscalculation that could destabilize the region and disrupt worldwide food supplies and markets.
He called for de-escalation from all sides, including the United States.
Iran's Foreign Minister criticized U.S. President Donald Trump for abandoning diplomacy as regional actions escalate, affecting multiple countries and lifting oil prices.

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Pezeshkian Pursues Diplomacy

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian announced a suspension of attacks in the region, naming the United States and Israel as primary targets.
He expressed regret for past aggressions and urged diplomacy.
U.S. President Donald Trump has faced criticism from supporters for breaking promises on affordability and peace.
Conservative commentator Sarah Longwell noted voters expected him to prioritize the economy over wars.
The conflict raises concerns about energy prices and regional stability.

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Qatar Condemns Iran

Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani, Qatar's Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister, condemned Iran's strikes on Gulf countries as a dangerous miscalculation that could destabilize the region and disrupt worldwide food supplies and markets.
He called for de-escalation from all sides, including the United States.
Iran's Foreign Minister criticized U.S. President Donald Trump for abandoning diplomacy as regional actions escalate, affecting multiple countries and lifting oil prices.

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