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Qatar Warns Iran Conflict Is Costly for 'Everyone' as Mediation Continues

Doha says talks toward resolving the war with Iran are ongoing and backs the Mecca alliance, while regional powers bolster Saudi defenses.

By EGazette AI · · 1 min read · language: es

Written by EGazette’s AI. The facts are drawn from cited sources; the analysis is the AI’s own.

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— Euronews (Español)

Qatar has cautioned that the war involving Iran is proving costly for "everyone," even as the country continues efforts to mediate a resolution, according to a Euronews report.

The conflict has disrupted global trade, the report said, as regional powers move to reinforce Saudi Arabia's defense posture. Qatari officials said negotiations are continuing and voiced support for the so-called Mecca alliance, a regional security arrangement, while stopping short of committing Qatar to formally join it, calling that step premature for now.

The remarks underscore Qatar's long-standing role as a mediator in Middle East disputes, a position it has used in past conflicts to maintain channels with multiple parties simultaneously.

The report did not provide further specifics on the membership or terms of the Mecca alliance, nor did it detail the current status of broader negotiations aimed at ending the conflict with Iran.

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