The day Qatar pursued legal action for the Doha attack

The diplomatic fallout from Israel's attack on Hamas in Qatar dominated Iranian media, with reports throughout the day focusing on the escalating international response. Qatar initiated legal action against Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu and requested an urgent UN Security Council meeting. Concurrently, Iranian President Pezeshkian and Egyptian President el-Sisi emphasized the need for a unified Islamic stance against Israel's aggression. Parallel to this, discussions continued on the recent Iran-IAEA agreement. Early reports confirmed a deal for resuming inspections, but by late morning, Director General Grossi's statements indicated a push for full access to all facilities, a demand echoed by Europe. Foreign Minister Araqchi, however, cautioned that cooperation would cease if sanctions returned and that access was not yet fully agreed upon. A significant international development also emerged with Poland reacting strongly to Russian drones violating its airspace, prompting emergency government meetings and calls for NATO's Article Four activation, with concerns raised about a direct conflict with Russia.