Qatar awaits Oman and Iran deal on Hormuz

Qatar rejected Iranian claims regarding the fate of the three Iranian pilots whose aircraft were shot down by Qatari defenses at the start of the US-Israeli war on Iran in March. Qatar confirmed that it found the remains of one pilot and handed them over to Iran, while the call for sending an Iranian technical team to participate in search operations remains ongoing. Qatar considered that Iran did not respond to its invitations and described the request for Red Cross intervention as a "media stunt," indicating that the issue continues to be a subject of direct communication between the two countries. Additionally, Doha focused on containing the crisis, supporting a ceasefire, and opening the Strait of Hormuz, with diplomatic efforts in cooperation with Pakistan and Oman. It emphasized the need for Iran to return to broader negotiations to prevent further escalation. Moreover, Qatar expressed support for a ceasefire plan in Gaza, holding Israel responsible for its obstruction, and called on Israel to adhere to the first and second phases of the plan. The country also acknowledged the positive development of Hamas agreeing to disarm as an important step.

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