It was revealed on Monday that one of the tipping
It was revealed on Monday that one of the tipping OSRS gold points for Qatari-Gulf Arab relations could have been a ransom Qatar officials paid earlier this year. Qatar paid the ransom to al-Qaeda affiliate fighting in Syria and Iranian security officials, a person involved in ransom negotiations said in April.
The incident was sparked when the group was kidnapped December 16, 2015 from a desert camp for falcon hunters in southern Iraq.They had legally entered Iraq to hunt inside Muthanna province, some 230 miles (370 kilometers) southeast of the Iraqi capital, Baghdad. Shiite militias are active in that area and work closely with the neighboring Shiite power Iran.
A person involved in the ransom negotiations said in April that 11 of the captives were members of Qatar's Al Thani ruling family.He also said Qatar paid tens of millions of dollars to Shiite groups, and to big online shop the al-Qaida-linked Levant Liberation Committee and Ahrar al-Sham, which are involved in the population transfers underway in Syria. Both groups were part of an armed opposition alliance that swept through Syria's Idlib province, seizing it from government control in 2015.
Qatar says it does not support extremist groups in Syria or elsewhere, despite aggressive efforts to back Sunni rebel groups fighting to oust the Syrian government, which is backed by Iran and Russia. Qatar paid the ransom to al-Qaeda affiliate fighting in Syria and Iranian security officials, commanders of militant groups and government officials in the region claimed.
The incident was sparked when the group was kidnapped December 16, 2015 from a desert camp for falcon hunters in southern Iraq.They had legally entered Iraq to hunt inside Muthanna province, some 230 miles (370 kilometers) southeast of the Iraqi capital, Baghdad. Shiite militias are active in that area and work closely with the neighboring Shiite power Iran.
A person involved in the ransom negotiations said in April that 11 of the captives were members of Qatar's Al Thani ruling family.He also said Qatar paid tens of millions of dollars to Shiite groups, and to big online shop the al-Qaida-linked Levant Liberation Committee and Ahrar al-Sham, which are involved in the population transfers underway in Syria. Both groups were part of an armed opposition alliance that swept through Syria's Idlib province, seizing it from government control in 2015.
Qatar says it does not support extremist groups in Syria or elsewhere, despite aggressive efforts to back Sunni rebel groups fighting to oust the Syrian government, which is backed by Iran and Russia. Qatar paid the ransom to al-Qaeda affiliate fighting in Syria and Iranian security officials, commanders of militant groups and government officials in the region claimed.
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