Riyadh has said that it will not compromise on the 13 conditions of some countries in Saudi Arabia-led Gulf region, which has tied Qatar to stop terrorism financing.
Meanwhile, Qatar's President Hamid Bin Isa al-Khalifa spoke on Saturday about the diplomatic crisis of Arab countries with Russian President Vladimir Putin.In a statement in the Kremlin Saturday, Bahrain's King Hamad confirmed the matter with Putin on telephone.The Kremlin said Putin put emphasis on direct dialogue with the governments of all countries involved in the negative impact of the Middle East.On June 5, Saudi Arabia, UAE, Bahrain, Egypt, Yemen, partial government in the eastern part of Libya, Maldives, Mauritania, Senegal and Comoros seced diplomatic ties with Qatar. Terrorism financing and Saudi Arabia's territorial rivals have also been accused of bilateral relations with Iran, against Qatar.Apart from 9 countries, Jordan, Djibouti, Chad and Niger have taken the reins of diplomatic relations with Qatar. But Qatar has denied allegations made by Saudi-led countries.
