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Oil producer Gabon condemned Qatar for “failing to respect international commitments and agreements on counter-terrorism,” a statement from its foreign ministry said. In the meantime other countries including Senegal and Mauritania a member of the Arab League, severed ties with Qatar on Tuesday over allegations it “supports terrorists”
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