Qatar said Saturday a list of demands by Saudi Arabia and its allies to end their blockade was not "reasonable" and "actionable".
Sheikh Yusuf Bin Ahmed, the director of the government's Communication Office, said the blockade was meant to "limit Qatar's sovereignty and interfere in its foreign policy", according to the official QNA news agency.
"We are reviewing these demands out of respect for ... regional security and there will be an official response from our ministry of foreign affairs," he said.
Bin Ahmed said U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson had recently called upon Saudi Arabia and the other countries to produce a list of grievances that was "reasonable and actionable."
"This list does not satisfy that criteria," he added.
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24/6/17
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Sheikh Yusuf Bin Ahmed, the director of the government's Communication Office, said the blockade was meant to "limit Qatar's sovereignty and interfere in its foreign policy", according to the official QNA news agency.
"We are reviewing these demands out of respect for ... regional security and there will be an official response from our ministry of foreign affairs," he said.
Bin Ahmed said U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson had recently called upon Saudi Arabia and the other countries to produce a list of grievances that was "reasonable and actionable."
"This list does not satisfy that criteria," he added.
[aa.com.tr]
24/6/17
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