The Arab League held a virtual session condemning Iran’s recent attacks on Gulf countries, describing them as illegal and reprehensible. Qatar’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs confirmed its participation in the meeting, which took place amid heightened regional tensions following the Iran–United States–Israel conflict that began on February 28. The meeting occurred as a two-week ceasefire neared its expiration on Wednesday.

According to Qatar’s statement, member states of the Arab League characterized Iran’s actions as a grave violation of international law, particularly criticizing strikes on civilian infrastructure and national sovereignty. The participants pledged to work collectively to restore stability and ensure regional security in the Middle East.

The session was seen as adding diplomatic pressure on Iran while peace talks were being prepared in Islamabad during the ongoing ceasefire. Qatar’s delegation emphasized the importance of dialogue to maintain regional peace.