The geopolitical conflict between United States, Israel and Iran It already has visible consequences in the Persian Gulfand especially in Qatarone of the epicenters of international football. Sergio Márquez, Son of the historic coach Márquez Tintin and current resident in Dohahe has reported in The tribe Panic lived during bombings that have reached military bases in Qatari territory.
“I was at home with my newborn daughter when I heard an explosion. When I left the shower, I saw the sky full of missiles,” Márquez has had the voice still marked by the scare. The interview, issued in Radio brand, shows how the conflict in Middle East It is affecting not only trade and flights, but also daily hundreds of Spaniards living in the region.
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Sirenas, closed schools and fear in Doha
During your speech, Márquez He explained how, after the first bombings, sirens began to sound in residential areas such as La Perla, one of the areas where many foreigners live. “The people who were outside were sent home. Today and tomorrow there is no school and some businesses have decided not to open “has detailed.
You are not prepared for something like that, and less coming from a country like Spain where we have not lived this
Although the embassies had warned in previous days about possible risks, no one expected an attack of these dimensions. “You are not prepared for something like that, and less coming from a country like Spain where we have not lived this”he has reflected. The feeling of uncertainty is widespread:
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Qatar, a usual destination for Spanish talent
Beyond the current tension, Márquez recalled the strong presence of Spanish sport in Qatar. “Of the twelve teams of the Qatar Stars League, six or seven will have Spanish technicians next season,” He has affirmed. He has also stressed that Spain is the most represented country among foreign players in the Catarí League.
B-2 bomber, used in reality by the United States against Iran.
The Spanish influence goes beyond the grass. “There are physical trainers, analysts, coaches … Qatar has recognized Spanish talent and exported it”Márquez explained, who has also mentioned cases such as Sant Idenia or Pablo Amo, as well as the possible landing of Raúl González in the Federation as Sub-21 coach.
