Qatar reiterates strong condemnation of Iran's 'unjustified' attacks on regional countries
The State of Qatar has reiterated its strong condemnation of the Iranian attacks on several regional countries as "unjustified", warning that attempts to drag them into existing conflicts would risk ...
The State of Qatar has firmly denounced Iran's recent military actions against several regional nations, describing them as unjustified. In a recent address at the UN Human Rights Council, Qatar's Permanent Representative Dr. Hind Abdulrahman Al Muftah stressed that any involvement of these countries in existing conflicts could exacerbate tensions and hinder diplomatic efforts to restore stability.
Dr. Al Muftah urged an immediate end to the ongoing military attacks and called for a return to diplomatic channels as the preferred method for resolving disputes.
Regarding the Palestinian issue, Qatar's envoy condemned the persistence of Israeli settlement expansion, particularly the E1 plan, alongside attacks on Gaza and the rejection of a peace plan intended to end the conflict. She vehemently rejected any notion of forced displacement of Palestinians from their homeland, as well as settler violence, assaults against UNRWA, and continuous attacks on Lebanon. Dr. Al Muftah emphasized the necessity of holding perpetrators accountable and striving for a fair and enduring peace.
In reference to Syria, Dr. Al Muftah welcomed the emerging phase that aims to establish a future that respects the rights of Syrian citizens. She applauded the integration of the Syrian Democratic Forces into the state's military structure, acknowledging their efforts in pursuing transitional justice and addressing the issue of missing persons.
Dr. Al Muftah implored the international community to maintain political, economic, and humanitarian aid, withdraw all sanctions, and firmly oppose Israeli attacks on Syrian territory. Concerning Sudan, she strongly condemned the Rapid Support Forces' (RSF) violations in and around El Obeid, including assaults on civilian and essential facilities.
Dr. Al Muftah demanded accountability for the perpetrators and adherence to international humanitarian law, firmly rejecting any external interference that might prolong the conflict within Sudan.
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