⚡In response to threats by officials of the Islamic Republic saying that if the United States attacks again, they will target the infrastructure of countries in the region, Qatar’s foreign ministry spokesperson said that Doha opposes any targeting of infrastructure “by any side.”

Majed Al-Ansari, on Tuesday, the seventh of Mehr, said in remarks to reporters that the threats by the Islamic Republic violate international law and the principle of good neighborliness.

He noted that Qatar continues to cooperate with other mediators to convey messages between the Islamic Republic and the United States and to create common ground between the two sides.

The spokesperson of Qatar’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs emphasized that the Gulf countries had not chosen to be part of this war, and that the Islamic Republic must end its aggression against the countries of the region.

Mohammad-Bagher Qalibaf, the head of the Islamic Consultative Assembly, had claimed in remarks on Tuesday that if the security of the government is not ensured, no infrastructure in the region would remain safe.