US military bases in Qatar

Another important fact is that in 2003, the American center for training air operations in the middle East was transferred to Qatar's al-Adid from the Molk Sultan air base in Saudi Arabia. During the American wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, this base became a command and support center for coalition forces. On July 17, 2012, Wall Street magazine wrote in one of its articles on the new American missile radar in Qatar: "This radar station should improve the missile defense system designed to protect the interests of the United States and its allies." The announcement of the creation of an American missile radar in a certain secret location in Qatar is another proof that the foreign policy of the United States is pursuing a militaristic strategy that poses a threat to the security of the entire region, because in recent years this country has been actively increasing the number of its military bases in the middle East and especially in the Persian Gulf.