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State Dept. Lashes Out at Gulf Countries Over Qatar Embargo
WASHINGTON — The State Department on Tuesday issued a blistering critique of Saudi Arabia and other Persian Gulf countries for enforcing a two-week embargo against Qatar without giving the tiny country any specific ways to resolve a crisis over accusations of Qatar’s funding of terrorism.
The statement seemed to put President Trump and Secretary of State Rex W. Tillerson
further at odds about who is to blame for the dispute, which threatens a
host of American diplomatic and security priorities in the gulf.
The
State Department also announced that, despite Mr. Trump’s direction
that Mr. Tillerson assist in resolving the impasse, the secretary of
state was all but washing his hands of it.
“Now
that it has been more than two weeks since the embargo has started, we
are mystified that the gulf states have not released to the public nor
to the Qataris the details about the claims they are making toward
Qatar,” Heather Nauert, the department’s spokeswoman, said in a news
briefing.
“The
more time goes by, the more doubt is raised about the actions taken by
Saudi Arabia and the U.A.E.,” she said, referring to the United Arab
Emirates, which joined the Saudi embargo along with Egypt and Bahrain.
“At
this point,” she added, “we are left with one simple question: Were the
actions really about their concerns regarding Qatar’s alleged support
for terrorism, or were they about the long simmering grievances” among
countries in the Gulf Cooperation Council, who share both common
interests and rivalries.
She
noted that Mr. Trump had offered Mr. Tillerson as an intermediary, but
she said that Mr. Tillerson’s interactions with leaders from the region
had led him to conclude that his mediation role was not necessary and
“that they’ll be able to work this out on their own.”
The
last time the State Department gave an update on the dispute among
Sunni Muslim nations in the Persian Gulf, Mr. Tillerson called for a “calm and thoughtful dialogue”
to resolve the dispute. Then, barely an hour later, Mr. Trump accused
Qatar of being a “funder of terrorism at a very high level” and demanded
that the energy-rich nation cut off that flow of money and rejoin the
circle of responsible nations.
Mr. Trump then lavished praise on Saudi Arabia’s monarch as “my friend, King Salman,” who hosted the president in May in Riyadh.
With
Mr. Trump squarely on their side, Saudi Arabia and its allies have done
little to resolve the dispute, with the Saudi foreign minister, Adel
al-Jubeir, promising on Friday in London to “soon” release a list of
“grievances” involving Qatar, which hosts an American base that is
crucial in the fight against the Islamic State.
Mr.
Tillerson canceled a trip this week to attend a meeting of the
Organization of American States in Cancun, Mexico, to instead stay home
so he could continue to help resolve the dispute in the gulf.
Many
countries in the gulf allow funding to groups or organizations that are
considered by Western countries to encourage extremism or underwrite
terrorism. Saudi Arabia, for instance, has long underwritten mosques
around the world that teach a stark form of Islam strongly associated
with extremism.
Before
joining the administration, Mr. Tillerson was the chief executive of
Exxon Mobil, which has extensive dealings with Qatar.
Mr.
Tillerson has been sympathetic to the Qataris in the dispute, initially
calling on Saudi Arabia and its allies to unconditionally lift the
embargo on Qatar while negotiations continued.
Since
the embargo against Qatar was announced on June 5, Mr. Tillerson has
had more than 20 phone calls and meetings with leaders from the gulf and
elsewhere, Ms. Nauert said, adding that among those were two in-person
meetings with Mr. al-Jubeir.
Despite the work, the parties remain far apart, and Ms. Nauert suggested Mr. Tillerson would try to stay out of the dispute.
“We
see this as long-simmering tensions that have been going on for quite
some time, and that is why we believe that this can be resolved
peacefully among the parties without the United States having to step in
in some sort of formal mediation role, that they can do this on their
own, and we’re asking them to ‘Let’s move this along,’” Ms. Nauert said.
In
remarks to reporters this week, Qatar’s foreign minister, Mohammed bin
Abdulrahman al-Thani, said that the country could not hope to resolve
the crisis until Saudi Arabia and its partners provided specific reasons
for their embargo. “We do not know these reasons,” he said.
