Turkish Military in Qatar are in serious danger against the Region.

 Diplomatic relations in the Middle East, between the Gulf States and Turkey, are deteriorating. UAE Foreign Minister Anwar Gargash on Saturday condemned the presence of Turkish troops in Qatar, saying it was contributing to "severe political divisions" in the region. This is fueling diplomatic tensions between the two countries, which were at loggerheads in 2017 when the Gulf States cut ties with Qatar.

The UAE's foreign minister has described Turkey's military presence in the Gulf as a state of emergency, contributing to deep divisions in the region. The minister pointed out that this strengthens the divisions in the regional governments, and does not take into account the sovereignty of the states and the interests of the Gulf and its people, so our region does not need regional protection and the establishment of traditional colonial ties. The minister described Turkey as a threat to regional security.

Gargash expressed concern about Erdogan's visit to Qatar and his military presence as incitement to violence, and warned that they should not be a cause for alarm and instability in the region.

Turkey provides military and political support to Qatar, which the Gulf government sees as a threat and retaliation against Arab states. In 2017 when they cut ties with Qatar, they accused it of interfering in the internal affairs of those countries through Al Jazeera's media outlet. Qatar, meanwhile, provides military support to terrorist groups fighting in many countries such as Lebanon, Somalia, Pakistan, and other countries and has offices in internationally recognized terrorist organizations.

The United Arab Emirates has been at odds over Turkey's political support for Qatar in response to strained relations between the Gulf States and Qatar. In May, the United Arab Emirates joined Egypt, France, Cyprus, and Greece in issuing a joint statement condemning the actions in Libya and the Turkish-led Mediterranean Sea gas explorations. The UAE and Egypt are backing the Libyan National Army based in the east against the UN-backed government in Tripoli.

The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has repeatedly condemned Turkey's military intervention in Iran and Iraq, and warned against creating unrest in the region. They described Turkey's wars in Libya, Iraq, and Syria as a violation of the sovereignty of Arab states and the principles of international law.

However, the UAE government insists that Turkey is destabilizing the Middle East and creating political divisions in the Gulf.