A Kan investigation reveals that Qatar, which is currently mediating talks between the U.S. and Iran, has funneled billions of dollars over years to the Iranian regime and contributed to its military buildup, according to the report.
According to a report by Israel's public broadcaster Kan, the investigation details how Qatar — a U.S. ally and the mediator in current U.S.-Iran nuclear talks — has long financed the Iranian regime. The report says Doha transferred billions of dollars to Tehran and aided its military strengthening over the years, even as it maintains a role as a key diplomatic intermediary. The claim adds to a series of critical reports and analyses by The Zioneer (Jun 17–22, 2026) that have questioned Qatar's dual role as facilitator and financial enabler of Iran. No official response from Qatar, the U.S., or Israel has been cited in the initial report.
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