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Qatar expels Iranian attaches

Qatar expels Iranian military, security attachés and staff after strikes on key energy facilities

Qatar expelled key Iranian military and security officials following missile strikes on its energy infrastructure. The Qatari Foreign Ministry declared the attachés and their staff persona non grata,

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Qatar expels Iranian military attachés

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Qatar Expels Senior Iranian Diplomats After Missile Attack

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Qatar declares Iranian attaches ‘persona non grata’ after missile strike ‘significantly damages’ Ras Laffan

Qatar has reported “significant damage” after Iranian missile strikes hit the Ras Laffan industrial city, the country’s primary gas hub.

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Qatar condemns Tehran's attack on Ras Laffan, declares Iranian diplomats 'persona non grata'

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Qatar declares Iranian diplomatic officials persona non grata

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Qatar coming to Idaho for military aircraft trainings. Here's what we know

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Fear and diplomacy fuel Qatar's military spending

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