In a landmark move fundamentally altering the security architecture of the Middle East, President Donald Trump has signed an executive order providing Qatar with an unprecedented security guarantee, treating any attack on the Gulf nation as a direct threat to the United States. The decision, detailed in ten key points, follows a diplomatic crisis sparked by a recent Israeli airstrike on Doha. Here are the 10 key points of the historic US-Qatar security agreement: 1. The Landmark Executive Order On September 29, 2025, President Donald Trump signed an executive order establishing a formal security guarantee for the State of Qatar. The order declares that the United States will officially regard any armed attack against Qatar's territory, sovereignty, or critical infrastructure as a direct threat to its own national security. 2. A 'NATO-Style' Commitment The agreement's language deliberately mirrors NATO's Article 5 collective defense clause, marking the most significa...