What did Trump say about the position of Qatar and Saudi Arabia towards the Iran war?

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Monday, 9 November 2026 at 21:36·1 دقيقة read

What did Trump say about the position of Qatar and Saudi Arabia towards the Iran war?

- US President Donald Trump said on Monday that Qatar and Saudi Arabia want to end the war on Iran in a “peaceful way,” but he warned that the United States “remains ready to resume military strikes at any time.” Trump added to Reuters news agency, after his meeting with Qatari Prime Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman at the White House, saying: “Qatar prefers to reach a peaceful solution, and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia also prefers to reach a peaceful solution,” and continued: “We are ready to act at any time we want.”

However, he noted at the same time that immediate strikes were unlikely. “We will see where things go,” he said.

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