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Qatar Says Media Report Reveals UAE Role In Hack That Sparked Crisis
Qatar said on Monday that a US media report had shown that the United Arab Emirates was involved in an alleged hack of Qatar's state news agency in late May that helped spark a diplomatic crisis in the Gulf.
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US Stands With Qatar's Foes, And Sells Arms To Qatar
You would be forgiven for thinking the U.S. backs Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates in their current standoff against Qatar. President Donald Trump himself has taken the Saudis' line against their fellow Gulf monarchy, tweeting last week that Arab leaders all pointed to Qatar as a serial financier of terrorism.
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Qatar Says Fighter Jets Deal Shows Deep US Support
A $12 billion deal to buy Boeing F-15 US fighter jets shows Qatar has deep-rooted support from Washington, a Qatari official said on Thursday, adding that its rift with some other Arab states had not hurt the US relationship with Doha.
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Qatar Signs $12 Billion Deal For US F-15 Jets Amid Gulf Crisis
Qatar will sign a deal to buy as many as 36 F-15 jets from the US as the two countries navigate tensions over President Donald Trump's backing for a Saudi-led coalition's move to isolate the country for supporting terrorism.
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Gulf Feud Travels As US Issues Mixed Signals
Qatar and its Saudi-led critics are taking their feud to the U.S., using the media to try to garner support for their side of a diplomatic crisis entering its second week 7,000 miles away.
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How The Showdown Over Qatar Is Ripping Families Apart
Jawaher has lived in this tiny nation her whole life. But a political showdown threatens to unravel her world, potentially forcing her to move to a country she hardly knows and splitting her family apart.
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Saudi Arabia Says Airspace Ban For Qatar Flights Was To Protect Citizens
Saudi Arabia's aviation body said today that closing its airspace to flights from Qatar was within its sovereign rights to protect its citizens from any threat.
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Kuwait Says Qatar 'Ready To Understand' Gulf Concerns
Qatar is ready to listen to the concerns of Gulf Arab states that have cut diplomatic and economic ties, Kuwait said on Sunday as it tried to mediate a solution to the worst regional crisis in years.
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Qatar Tells Gulf Residents They Are Free To Stay
Qatar has said citizens of states that have cut ties with the emirate will be allowed to stay in the country despite measures against its own nationals.
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Gulf Leaders Trade Barbs As Qatar Dispute Shows No Let-Up
Gulf states traded public barbs on Saturday, showing little sign of resolving the region's deepest rift in years, five days after Arab nations severed diplomatic, trade and transport ties with the tiny Gulf kingdom of Qatar.
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Qatar Says State News Agency First Hacked In April
Qatar, following the Gulf crisis, has revealed that the nation had suffered from a fatal hack which resulted in the publication of explosive fake news that triggered the current Gulf crisis.
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Donald Trump Intervenes In Gulf Rift, Pointing At Qatar Over Terror Funding
US President Donald Trump, wading into the worst split between powerful Arab states in decades, said on Tuesday his trip to the Middle East was "already paying off" with leaders there taking a hard new line in accusing Qatar of funding of terror groups.
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Doha Flights As Per Schedule After Qatar Crisis: Jet Airways, Indigo
Jet Airways and IndiGo on Monday said their flights to Doha are operating as per schedule, amid some Arab states severing their diplomatic ties with Qatar -- a development that could also result in airspace restrictions over the Gulf region.
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Qatar Says Media Report Reveals UAE Role In Hack That Sparked Crisis
Qatar said on Monday that a US media report had shown that the United Arab Emirates was involved in an alleged hack of Qatar's state news agency in late May that helped spark a diplomatic crisis in the Gulf.
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US Stands With Qatar's Foes, And Sells Arms To Qatar
You would be forgiven for thinking the U.S. backs Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates in their current standoff against Qatar. President Donald Trump himself has taken the Saudis' line against their fellow Gulf monarchy, tweeting last week that Arab leaders all pointed to Qatar as a serial financier of terrorism.
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Qatar Says Fighter Jets Deal Shows Deep US Support
A $12 billion deal to buy Boeing F-15 US fighter jets shows Qatar has deep-rooted support from Washington, a Qatari official said on Thursday, adding that its rift with some other Arab states had not hurt the US relationship with Doha.
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Qatar Signs $12 Billion Deal For US F-15 Jets Amid Gulf Crisis
Qatar will sign a deal to buy as many as 36 F-15 jets from the US as the two countries navigate tensions over President Donald Trump's backing for a Saudi-led coalition's move to isolate the country for supporting terrorism.
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Gulf Feud Travels As US Issues Mixed Signals
Qatar and its Saudi-led critics are taking their feud to the U.S., using the media to try to garner support for their side of a diplomatic crisis entering its second week 7,000 miles away.
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How The Showdown Over Qatar Is Ripping Families Apart
Jawaher has lived in this tiny nation her whole life. But a political showdown threatens to unravel her world, potentially forcing her to move to a country she hardly knows and splitting her family apart.
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Saudi Arabia Says Airspace Ban For Qatar Flights Was To Protect Citizens
Saudi Arabia's aviation body said today that closing its airspace to flights from Qatar was within its sovereign rights to protect its citizens from any threat.
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Kuwait Says Qatar 'Ready To Understand' Gulf Concerns
Qatar is ready to listen to the concerns of Gulf Arab states that have cut diplomatic and economic ties, Kuwait said on Sunday as it tried to mediate a solution to the worst regional crisis in years.
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Qatar Tells Gulf Residents They Are Free To Stay
Qatar has said citizens of states that have cut ties with the emirate will be allowed to stay in the country despite measures against its own nationals.
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Gulf Leaders Trade Barbs As Qatar Dispute Shows No Let-Up
Gulf states traded public barbs on Saturday, showing little sign of resolving the region's deepest rift in years, five days after Arab nations severed diplomatic, trade and transport ties with the tiny Gulf kingdom of Qatar.
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Qatar Says State News Agency First Hacked In April
Qatar, following the Gulf crisis, has revealed that the nation had suffered from a fatal hack which resulted in the publication of explosive fake news that triggered the current Gulf crisis.
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Donald Trump Intervenes In Gulf Rift, Pointing At Qatar Over Terror Funding
US President Donald Trump, wading into the worst split between powerful Arab states in decades, said on Tuesday his trip to the Middle East was "already paying off" with leaders there taking a hard new line in accusing Qatar of funding of terror groups.
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Doha Flights As Per Schedule After Qatar Crisis: Jet Airways, Indigo
Jet Airways and IndiGo on Monday said their flights to Doha are operating as per schedule, amid some Arab states severing their diplomatic ties with Qatar -- a development that could also result in airspace restrictions over the Gulf region.
