Since the outbreak of the U.S.-Iran war, Doha appeared to operate through a tightly structured
system combining strategic restraint, security coordination, and controlled diplomacy.
Roles were clearly divided among senior decision-makers, political interlocutors, and security bodies, allowing Qatar to coordinate closely with Washington while avoiding direct involvement in the confrontation.
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