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Arab powers draw up Qatari blacklist as Gulf crisis deepens

DUBAIDOHA: Arab states that have cut diplomatic and transport ties with Qatar tightened their squeeze on Friday by putting dozens of Qatarlinked people on terrorism blacklists while Qatari ally Turkey came to its side with plans to send troops warships and planes

Updated At : 03:04 AM Jun 10, 2017 IST

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