US President Donald Trump has claimed credit for Arab countries putting pressure on Qatar to stop funding terrorism in region.
Qatar strongly denies the allegations.
Six countries cut diplomatic ties with Qatar on Monday.
President Trump said on Twitter his recent visit to Saudi Arabia - where he gave a speech on Islamist terrorism - was "already paying off".
White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer says the US wants to restore regional security.
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White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer says President Trump has discussed terror financing with Qatar.
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TRUMP'S TWEETS ARE 'OFFICIAL STATEMENTS'
The White House says it's still planning for a state visit to the UK this year, despite calls from London's Mayor Sadiq Khan to "not roll out the red carpet" for President Donald Trump.
Donald Trump criticised Mr Khan on twitter in the aftermath of London's terror attack.
White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer says President Trump's tweets should be considered as official statements.
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