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Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani described Iran's attacks on Gulf countries as a "dangerous mistake," warning that escalation risks destabilizing the region and sending shockwaves through the global economy.
Speaking to the media for the first time since Qatar has faced repeated missile and drone attacks, the prime minister said the country had entered what he called "a very difficult period" but praised the professionalism of its defense and security forces.
For a man who has mediated some of the world's most complex crises, his anger at Iran's actions speaks volumes.
"It's a great feeling of betrayal. Just an hour after the war started, Qatar and other Gulf countries have been attacked. We made it clear that we would not participate in any war against our neighbors ," he told SkyNews.
Qatar has traditionally positioned itself as a global mediator, able to talk to anyone. That relationship with Tehran now appears strained.
"All the attacks on the Gulf countries, we never expected this from our neighbor. We have always tried to maintain a good relationship with Iran, but the excuses and pretexts they are using are completely rejected," he added.
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