DOHA: Qatar’s prime minister on Monday said he rejected attacks on civilian infrastructure during a call with Iran’s foreign minister, as Tehran presses its campaign against Gulf states and Israel said it struck Iran’s largest petrochemical complex.
Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani “emphasised that targeting civilian infrastructure… is a rejected and condemned behaviour by any party under any circumstances”, Qatar’s foreign ministry said in a readout of a call with Iran’s top diplomat Abbas Araghchi.
The Qatari prime minister also criticised Iran’s “reckless disregard for the region’s security” through its attacks on its neighbours and urged a “comprehensive and permanent diplomatic solution” to end the war.
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