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Iran Reveals Three Pilots Held in Qatar Amid Rising Tensions Over Missile Attack

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First reported by N12 · 4 hours ago

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Iran announced that three pilots who crashed in March are alive and held captive in Qatar, which is accused of blocking contact with them. This development worsens tensions following Iran's missile attack on a Qatari gas facility, revealing Qatar's complex regional role.

01Iran confirms three pilots from March SU24 crash are alive and held in Qatar.
02Tehran accuses Qatar of blocking contact between pilots and their families or officials.
03Tensions rose after Iran's missile strike on Qatar's Ras Laffan gas facility in March.
04Qatar allegedly proposed shutting the gas facility to raise energy prices and pressure US and Israel.
05Qatar denies claims of collusion, citing worker safety for facility shutdown.
06The case highlights Qatar's complex role hosting US base, Hamas leadership, and sharing gas with Iran.

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