The US is refusing to share intelligence with Qatar because of its support for Iran

British MP Ian Paisley Jr. he delivered a shocking demonstration last week at a debate in the House of Commons, saying that the American government does not share military intelligence with Qatar, where the US has a large military base, because the Gulf monarchy has to align with the Islamic Republic of Iran. the reading in that report is very worrying indeed, ”he said. “For example, it shows that the US, our partner, is no longer sharing intelligence that has military intelligence related to Doha due to concerns about its proximity. Patar is on Iran. “Paisley cited a report from the management advisers of the London-based Cornerstone Global Associates.” Today, I left in the House of Commons Library a very important report by Cornerstone into a murder Fakhrizadeh, which links some of the activities in the Gulf with Qatar and Iran and with the Muslim Brotherhood, “he said. , killed by U.S. sanctions for its work on nuclear weapons, was killed near Tehran on Nov. 27. Qatar’s Al Udeid Air Base, the largest weapons installation in the Middle East, is hosting units of the U.S. Air Force, F British Royal Air Force and the forward headquarters of the US Central Command. The Cornerstone report claims, based on Western intelligence sources, that “Qatar would undertake not to allow the US to carry out any attacks against Iran from the Qatari area. “When asked about this, French Senator Nathalie Goulet, who led a commission examining jihadist networks in Europe, and wrote a report for NATO on terrorist finance, said. Jerusalem Post: “It’s believable.” But if you recall, Qatar had prior knowledge of Iran’s attack on a U.S. ship in the Persian Gulf a few months ago. “

“Again, I’m very suspicious,” she said. “We cannot trust Qatar as long as it supports our worst enemies, the Muslim Brotherhood and Iran. Any arrangements [by Qatar] Gulf Cooperation Council would be short-term hypocrisy. ” The U.S. government is currently trying to end an economic and diplomatic ceasefire imposed on Qatar by Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Bahrain, the United Arab Emirates (so-called). Fourth Arab) and other countries as a result of Qatar’s reported support for Iranian regime and jihadi terrorist movements. It is the assessment of the Cornerstone report, “based on Western and Gulf diplomatic sources, that Qatar has no interest in reconciling with the Arab quarter. The Qatari regime has determined that its interests belong to the Islamic governments of Iran and Turkey. Any settlement would be superficial and short-lived, and unlikely to stop Qatar from pursuing what its neighbors see as pro-Islamist hostile policies. “Qatar embarked on a swiftly organized dual diplomatic mission to securely strengthen its relations with Turkey and Iran in any Gulf settlement agreement,” the document said. In the days and weeks prior to the reported US-led GCC [Gulf Cooperation Council] settlement, there was a significant increase in hostile attacks by Qatari media and funded by Qatari against the Arab quarter. This was in coordination with media attacks by Iranian and Turkish media against the Arab quarter. This was a sign that Qatar could not agree to the terms of the Arab quarter and continues to coordinate closely with Tehran and Ankara, ”he said. Paisley said: “Iran is one of the most abominable pariah states in the world. It is an unsustainable impact throughout the Middle East, and is now extending its state of affairs across Europe. “Iran supports terrorism,” he said. “In 2018, members of this House were captured in an event in Paris; some people in this room were present. One of Iran’s leading figures tried to assassinate him at that protest [by exiled Iranian dissidents] in a bomb. Many Members were at times since death. The person who was credited for carrying out that bombing was an Iranian diplomat who is now using his diplomatic protectionism to avoid prosecution. “Both the Obama administration and Trump have named the Iranian regime. as the world ‘s largest state supporter of international terrorism. Paisley called on “the Queen’ s Government to use its power, authority and influence to influence Qatar to defeat it. Iran to pull itself away from some of these things. “” Right now, we in the UK buy something like 31% of our gas from Qatar, which is surprising, but however, that country plays a part in Iran, which also affects the finalists in this country, ”he said. The post sent press questions to the Qatari embassy in Washington and the Foreign Ministry in Doha.