Qatar condemns Iranian attacks on Jordan, urges de-escalation
Qatar's Ministry of Foreign Affairs condemned Iranian missile attacks on Jordan as violations of sovereignty and international law, urging immediate de-escalation through dialogue. The statement expressed solidarity with Jordan and called on all parties to cease military actions and return to diplomatic negotiations to prevent further regional instability.
Qatar has issued a formal condemnation of Iranian military strikes targeting Jordan, characterizing the attacks as serious breaches of international law and the UN Charter. According to Qatar's Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the incidents represent a dangerous escalation that threatens to undermine regional de-escalation efforts and ongoing diplomatic initiatives aimed at restoring stability.
The Qatari government called for an immediate halt to all military operations that endanger regional security and urged all involved parties to pursue dialogue and negotiation rather than military escalation. Qatar reaffirmed its full solidarity with Jordan and backed Amman's efforts to protect its sovereignty and territorial integrity.
The Iranian attacks targeted areas in Jordan hosting U.S. forces, with Jordan's air defenses successfully intercepting the missiles. Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps claimed responsibility, stating the strikes targeted the Muwaffaq Salti Air Base and a U.S. Central Command facility. The incident has intensified regional tensions, with U.S. President Donald Trump warning of a strong American response, further raising concerns about potential escalation and its impact on diplomatic initiatives in the region.
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