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 Did Pakistan send warships to protect Qatar due to Iran’s possible attack on FIFA World Cup? Read Fact check.

Dilshad Noor November 23, 2022 2 min read

The FIFA World Cup started in the Gulf country Qatar. A total of 32 teams are participating in it. Millions of fans have reached Qatar to watch the Football World Cup from all over the world. 

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Source: Twitter

Meanwhile, a user named South Asia Index on Twitter tweeted claiming that amid reports of possible ‘action by Iran’ against Qatar, Pakistan Navy warships arrived in Qatar for #FIFAWorldCup security.

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Source: Twitter

In his next tweet, he quoted Israeli media as saying that Iran plans to disrupt #FIFAWorldCup in Qatar. The only thing that keeps Iran behind is that it is unsure of the Qatari government’s ‘response’. 

Fact Check:

To analyze the reality of the viral claim the DFRAC team conducted a simple Google search to check the South Asia Index claim. During this time we found a report in Pakistan Today about this. In which the Pakistani Navy warship is confirmed to reach Qatar for the security of the World Cup. 

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Source: PakistanToday

Pakistan Navy Ship (PNS) Tabuk arrived at a port in Qatar on Tuesday to provide security assistance to the oil and gas-rich Sheikhdom hosting the FIFA World Cup, the report said. It also said Qatar has formally recruited security forces from 13 countries to assist local partners in ensuring a seamless World Cup. 

These include the United Kingdom, France, Germany, Italy, Jordan, Kuwait, the Palestinian Territory, Poland, Saudi Arabia, Spain, Turkey, and the United States’ security missions. The report did not say anything about a possible Iran attack. 

Conclusion:

Therefore, it is clear from the fact check of DFRAC that the south Asia index’s claim of Sending warships to Pakistan to protect Qatar due to a possible attack by Iran is fake. 

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Dilshad Noor

Mr. Dilshad Noor is a research fellow at DFRAC with experience of 8 years in the field of journalism He has done his bachelor’s in journalism from VMOU, Kota. He has done MA and LLB from the University of Kota. He specializes in report making and research analysis.

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