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    Default Qatar rift: Saudi, UAE, Bahrain, Egypt cut diplomatic ties


    Qatar rift: Saudi, UAE, Bahrain, Egypt cut ties - CNN.com


    Abu Dhabi, UAE (CNN)Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Egypt and the United Arab Emirates broke off relations with Qatar in the worst diplomatic crisis to hit Gulf Arab states in decades.

    The three Gulf countries and Egypt accused Qatar of supporting terrorism and destabilizing the region. Qatar -- which shares its only land border with Saudi Arabia -- has rejected the accusations, calling them "unjustified" and "baseless." Yemen and the Maldives also cut ties with Qatar.
    Qatari citizens have been told they have 14 days to leave Saudi Arabia, Bahrain and the UAE, and those countries also banned their own citizens from entering Qatar.

    Key developments:
    -- Qataris given 14 days to leave the UAE, Bahrain and Saudi
    -- Qatar ejected from the Saudi-led coalition in Yemen over alleged support of ISIS and al-Qaeda, according to Saudi state media
    -- Yemen and Maldives governments also cut ties with Qatar
    -- Emirates airline says it's suspending all flights to and from Doha starting Tuesday morning
    -- Kuwait, Oman only Gulf Cooperation Council members remaining with ties to Qatar.
    -- Iran blames tensions on Donald Trump's recent visit to Saudi Arabia
    -- Saudi Arabia said it closed Al-Jazeera office in kingdom
    -- Turkey calls for dialogue to resolve the rift

    Saudi Arabia's state news agency announced the cutting of ties Monday, saying it was seeking to "protect national security from the dangers of terrorism and extremism."
    All ports of entry between the two countries will be closed, according to the statement.
    Gulf allies have repeatedly criticized Qatar for alleged support of the Muslim Brotherhood, a nearly 100-year-old Islamist group considered a terrorist organization by Saudi Arabia and the UAE.
    The UAE accused Qatar of "funding and hosting" the group in its statement announcing the severance of ties.
    It also cited Qatar's "ongoing policies that rattle the security and sovereignty of the region as well as its manipulation and evasion of its commitments and treaties" as the reason for its actions.
    Saudi Arabia accused Qatar in its statement of "adopting" groups, including the Muslim Brotherhood.
    Qatar denies that it funds or supports extremist groups.
    However, the Saudi-led Arab coalition fighting Yemen's Houthi rebels also expelled Qatar from its alliance, alleging support of "al Qaeda and Daesh [also known as ISIS], as well as dealing with the rebel militias," according to Saudi's state media agency.




    Any thoughts, murag maayo ni kay naay gi-take nga actions about sa mga ni-fund aning mga terrorista. Pero at the same time kuyawan pud tah sa atong mga OFW's didto, 200k kapin rabah. Naa pud koy mga kaila nga naa didto nag.work. Hopefully maka kita silag solusyon ani through peaceful means.

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    Dapat bombahan ng tibouk Qatar, kung tinoud mn gani nga supporter sila sa mga terrorits...pila na ka libo mga inosente ang ngnamtay gumikan sa ilang binuhatan.mga yawa.

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    Quote Originally Posted by melody fair View Post
    Dapat bombahan ng tibouk Qatar, kung tinoud mn gani nga supporter sila sa mga terrorits...pila na ka libo mga inosente ang ngnamtay gumikan sa ilang binuhatan.mga yawa.
    Nice. Apilon lang pud nato ang mga OFW ma apil kamatay inig pa bomba nimo sa? no?

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    Silay tigpalit sa Oil from ISIS?

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    Backer daw sila sa Tehran, nya nag share sila sa Iran og dako nga oil fields. Ni support sad daw sila sa Muslim Brotherhood, nga related sa mga terorista.

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    I am currently in Qatar and medyo ga panic ang mga tao karon. Puno kaayo ang mga groceries and ga panic buying.
    Gi-deny sa Qatar ang mga allegations sa ilaha about terrorism and gi assure ang mga citizens nga dili daw mag panic buying kay normal ra daw gihapon ang daily routine sa ilang citizens og residents. Ma supply ra daw nila ang needs sa tanan.
    Hopefully ma settle ra ni in peaceful means.

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    Terrorist harboring states accused other state of harbouring terrorist!! hahaha!!
    Qatar is probably backing Hamas and Muslim Brotherhood.. thats what happen when you fund the wrong terrorist.
    As Putin said everything seems connected after Trump visit.. America did it again.. lol!
    Middle East is boiling and simple people only sees good vs evil, them against us. lol

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    Lol. Di ka dawat ang Saudi nga ni indirectly finance sila sa Iran through this https://www.ft.com/content/dd033082-...4-c742b9791d43


    Ang gusto sa Saudi mag finance ra ang Qatar sa Al Nusra / Isis group

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    Unsa impact ani sa FIFA 2022 in Qatar? ma-angin ba ni tungod rapod sa pasangil ? hinuon layu pa man ang 2022. basin unya ma change venue ang FIFA World Cup.

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    Quote Originally Posted by edgeknife View Post
    Unsa impact ani sa FIFA 2022 in Qatar? ma-angin ba ni tungod rapod sa pasangil ? hinuon layu pa man ang 2022. basin unya ma change venue ang FIFA World Cup.
    Well, since Marawi City will be flattened in just a matter of time, PH can garner biddings for the venue. All proceeds can be used to repair the whole town. Hashtag-Play-For-Marawi-City.

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