LONDON: The United Arab Emirates minister of state for international affairs Anwar Gargash said that Qatar’s problem with its neighbors could only be solved within the gulf countries frame work.
Gargash in a tweet asked Doha to stop being evasive and deal directly and seriously with demands set out by its neighboring countries.
“I sincerely advise Qatar that there will not be any mediation from outside the gulf, no pressure will work , media campaigns will not alter your fate, your crisis is on going, be wise and negotiate with your neighbors who have real concerns, to solve the outstanding differences.
Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain and the UAE have insisted that Qatar must comply with 13 point list of demands to refrain from supporting and sponsoring terror and stop interfering in other countries internal affairs.
Qatari crisis will not be solved by non-gulf mediation: UAE Minister
Qatari crisis will not be solved by non-gulf mediation: UAE Minister
Syrian, Iraqi authorities seize 300,000 Captagon pills in Homs
- Two suspects are wanted internationally for drug trafficking, and one of them is a foreign national
LONDON: Syria’s Narcotics Department, in collaboration with Iraq’s General Directorate for Narcotics and Psychotropic Substances Affairs, thwarted an attempt to smuggle drugs across the border.
The Interior Ministry announced on Thursday a joint security operation targeting an international criminal network in the Homs governorate of northern Syria, involved in the manufacture, promotion and smuggling of narcotics.
Authorities seized about 300,000 tablets of the narcotic substance Captagon and arrested two suspects attempting to smuggle these substances into Syria to distribute them in the region later.
The two suspects are wanted internationally for drug trafficking, and one of them is a foreign national, according to the ministry.
In January, authorities in Syria and Iraq targeted an international drug smuggling network, leading to the seizure of about 2.5 million Captagon pills and the arrest of several individuals in both countries involved in criminal activity.
