Sheikh Mohammed said Qatar, on the request of the US, reached out to Iran to help mediate the Israel-Iran ceasefire, Al Jazeera reports.

He said Qatar “welcomes” the ceasefire but is concerned about reported violations.

“The violations of the ceasefire witnessed this morning are unacceptable and we hope that the ceasefire will hold and diplomacy will prevail,” he said.

Qatar’s prime minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani addresses a press conference on June 24. — DawnNews TV
Qatar’s prime minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani addresses a press conference on June 24. — DawnNews TV

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