The government of Qatar has dismissed a publication by US portal Axios saying that Doha has decided to review its security partnership with the United States following the Israeli strike on Hamas leadership in the capital of Qatar.
A statement, published by the International Media Office of the State of Qatar stated that "the claim made to Axios by an unnamed source 'with knowledge' that Qatar is re-evaluating its security partnership with the United States is categorically false."
The media office described the publication as an "attempt to drive a wedge between Qatar and the US," emphasizing that the Qatar-US security and defence partnership is "stronger than ever and continues to grow."
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