>German FM warns Gulf crisis could lead to war
>Turkey military base for the security of entire Gulf region
> Niger recalls ambassador to Doha
>Qatari Foreign Minister: Hamas is a legitimate resistance group
>Reported blocking of Qatari pilgrim at the Holy Mosque condemnded
>Qatar to hire international law firm to seek reparations for those hit from blockade
>Turkish PM warns of global consequences
>Iran Air says five planes of food have arrived to Qatar
/QG/ Qatar General: The Crisis Continues
Hunter Murphy
John Sanders
>Qatari Foreign Minister: Hamas is a legitimate resistance group
I tremendously hope at elst this is enough to strt a war
I want to see dead arabs, but especially rich oil barron arabs
Nolan Cook
You got for one more info:
>Russia wants to solve this via dialogue
Which is weird because you'd think Russia would support Qatar and Iran and Syria in a war against the Saudis
William Barnes
I doubt it. Qatar couldn't last a day. But it seems the Turks have a troops in Qatar now.
Jayden Hall
i hope its a draged out conflict
also i dont get why iran would support a country that immensely helped the rebels in syria
Camden Young
Iran wants as much influence in the region as it can get, and since Qatar is in such proximity to the Saudis it would be a major slap in the face to them.
James Hill
They are pragmatic, they see a split between Arab states and exploit it. Also Iran and Qatar share a gas field, so they have to have good relations.
Wyatt Diaz
Carson Kelly
That's what they said about Yemeni too
Owen Ortiz
Yemen is similar to Afghanistan. Qatar is tiny, most people not citizens. The citizens are literally babies.
Zachary Kelly
this.
Their population is too spoiled to fight so they hired us as mercenaries like they did millenia ago.
Soros was right, our only worthwile GDP is our army.
Oh well hopefully at least this will lessen the economic dependency on Qatar.
Mason Foster
Qatar's army is decent, but its tiny
Hudson Thompson
>Niger
LOL
Wyatt Hall
Also they are burger tier fat.
Dylan Ross
>vitamin D
Isnt that the one you get from fucking sunlight?
Ayden Diaz
They stay inside
it's too hot outside
Chase Walker
Watch this documentary
Christopher Wright
Christopher Murphy
burqas
Austin Flores
>Live in a hot desert
>Suffer from Vitamin D deficiency
Camden Martin
Why does Qatar look like a tumor coming out of the peninsula?
Cameron Parker
Burkas and hijabs. Hard to get vitamin d when you're forced to dress like a tent.
Austin Diaz
Modern urban combat is pretty much housebound in a sniper hide sitting in one place staring down rifle scope for 12 hour shifts. Fat COD NEETs have a natural advantage, they were born to this, moulded by it.
Connor Rogers
Doha Hamad International Airport today.
Sauce: thepointsguy.com
Nicholas Gray
>The Points Guy writer
>anonymous
Pick one Al Arabiya English.
Carter Myers
>Mauritania, an Arab League member, cut ties on Tuesday and central African oil producer Gabon condemned Qatar for failing “on counter-terrorism”.
Senegal also to recall its ambassador to Qatar.
archive.is
Xavier Wilson
>>Qatar to hire international law firm to seek reparations for those hit from blockade
I think they hide that law firm's name on suspicions of Jewishness.
Jose Taylor
It's like Jews make good lawyers or something...
Alexander Robinson
dont know, you tell me schlomo
Brayden Thompson
what is in this for Turkey?
Jack Turner
Qatar might not have much of a army, but vs. the KSA most have a chance.
John Williams
Qatar is the only other state that is a supporter of the brotherhood
Adam Taylor
Lets quit fucking around and lets start busting some heads
Juan Davis
Qatar keeping Turkey's economy afloat. So if they gone our country will suffer greatly and Erdoğan would likely to going to get ousted.
Dominic James
>not trying to destabilize the enemy's alliance
Parker Ross
how a tiny country of low iq's keeps turkey economy afloat?
Chase Stewart
Well he is wrong.
Our trade with saudi arabia and uae dwarfs the our trade with qatar.
Economically thinking it seems best to side with Ksa and others.
Since we are not siding with them makes it clear it is more about regional power issues.
Lucas Wright
Russia is economically over-extended right now, no? What with Ukraine and the Baltics, Syria, and the sanctions. And getting directly involved with Qatar will likely see them dragged into a real war with the US via SaudiArabia/Turkey (and potentially thus NATO).
I don't think it's worth it from Russian standpoint to go all in at this juncture.
I doubt even Iran will do much.
>I want to see dead arabs, but especially rich oil barron arabs
I don't disagree. But the devil you know is better than the one you don't. And in this case the devil we don't will inevitably be yet more peaceful fundamentalists.
David Clark
I thought the brotherhood had more support, especially in Egypt and KSA?
Noah Morales
The governments of the KSA and Egypt hate the brotherhood.
Hudson Bennett
give any half competent sof captain a mortar platoon and some riflemen that arent too afraid to die and hell clear a building in 15 mins
Leo Brooks
Egypt and KSA consider the muslim brotherhood a terrorist organization.