Ukraine.. Qatar’s losing deal

Russian forces advanced and seized control of the Ukrainian city of Mariupol on the Azov Sea, with the exception of the Azovstal steel giant, which the Russian president ordered to blockade and not break into.

Control of Mariupol represents a major strategic victory for Russia, helping it to link Crimea to the territory held by its loyal separatists loyal in eastern Ukraine.

In return for this control, there are significant casualties left by the battles, and the most important question is who will pay the huge bill spent during the war?

A project that began to resonate with many, with the end of a round of costly war, and to find the answer about it, QLeaks conducted research to make it possible for Qatar to pay the entire Russian-Ukrainian war bill.

Observers told QLeaks that Doha, which has been celebrating its designation as a major U.S. ally outside NATO for a month, is now beginning to realize the magnitude of the disaster it has implicated itself in.

Observers added that Qatar was not classified as a major non-NATO ally simply because of its pledge to compensate for the shortfall in energy supplies to the European continent, but rather had responsibilities to pay the entire war bill. Doha hoped that the bill would be paid from its revenues if it managed to control the European energy market as the United States had inspired.

For this reason, Qatar has fueled the Muslim Brotherhood’s arena, pushing them to fight alongside Ukraine, claiming that Russia is the enemy of Muslims, and it must be punished.

Qatar, which persuaded Brotherhood Sheikh Yusuf al-Qaradawi, to issue a fatwa to support the United States forces in Iraq, stipulating the permissibility of American Muslims could participate in the fighting with the United States military, which invaded the territory of Mesopotamia, would not be difficult for it to secure the fatwas that began with the beginning of the Ukrainian war when the head of the Muslim Council of Muslims of Ukraine, Siran Arifov said: “On behalf of the Council of Muslims of Ukraine, I call on the Ukrainian nation and state and civil institutions to unite and rejection disagreements, in the face of common threats and fears, affecting all; Without responding to provocations and misleading campaigns, and without any manifestations of panic, is harmful and unhelpful.”

It was also easy for the Doha regime to mobilize the Muslim Brotherhood in Ukraine to confront Russia, because of the group’s hostility towards Russia, which declared the Brotherhood a terrorist group, as Moscow considers the Brotherhood to be the al- Qaeda hatchery that has long been an enemy of Russians.

The Brotherhood also tried to fuel the rift between Crimean Tatars and the Russian bear that seized control of Crimea in 2014, to avoid the escalation of Russian influence in the region.

The Brotherhood seeks to consolidate its relationship with the Ukrainian regime, and the Brotherhood’s positions are not in fact to support the Ukrainian state; Rather, for fear of Russian power in the superiority.

All this made it easier for Qatar to persuade a fair number of fighters of extremist terrorist groups to engage in the Russian-Ukrainian war.

Analysts confirmed to QLeaks that Qatar hoped to reap enormous profits from the war, promising mercenaries huge sums of money and monthly salary to their families for their participation in the war, and standing against Russia.

But the wind didn’t go as much as the Qatari ships would like, and Ukrainian forces began to retreat and defeat, in addition to Qatar’s inability to enter the European energy market, which demonstrated to the Qatari regime the scale of the disaster that had befallen it, which was primarily responsible for paying the war bill, from its own treasury this time and not from the profits it thought it would get after the war.