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CEO of Qatar Media: QNA Website Hacked, Statements Attributed to Sheikh Tamim False
2017-05-24 - 6:17 p
Bahrain Mirror: Abdulrahman bin Hamad Al Thani, Chief Executive Officer of the Qatar Media, affirmed that the Qatar News Agency (QNA) website has been hacked. He said in a statement on his Twitter account that a false statement attributed to his highness Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani has been published and that QNA website is hacked. QNA had published statements attributed to Sheikh Tamim in which he criticized stances of Egypt, UAE and Bahrain that are against his country due to their stands regarding classifying Muslim Brotherhood as a terrorist group.
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