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Qatar confirms Iran’s defensive strikes targeted only US military facilities 0
Iran’s Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmaeil Baghaei has pointed to an official Qatari document submitted to the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) confirming that the Islamic Republic’s lawful defensive operations against American forces stationed on Qatari soil were directed solely at US military facilities.
In a post on X on Thursday, Baghaei quoted the Qatari contribution to an ITU Council extraordinary session, which stated that Iran’s strikes “were directed towards US military facilities. […] No civilian areas have been targeted.”
The document, prepared as a safety and security risk assessment, noted that “almost all of the attacks were directed towards US military facilities, with the one exception of an attack against the gas facilities at Ras Laffan on 18th March.”
It added that no civilian areas had been targeted and assessed the current risk to Qatar’s security from ongoing operations as low.
Baghaei stated that the sole exception cited by Qatar involved facilities that were serving US military aggression against Iran. “It should be recalled, however, that the facilities struck that day were serving US military aggression against Iran,” he wrote.