Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain and Egypt extend the period of 48 hours for Qatar to answer the list of demands of the coalition, according to the Saudi Ministry of foreign Affairs. The extension request was received from the Emir of Kuwait Sheikh Sabah al-Ahmad al-Sabah, who acted as mediator between the coalition and Qatar. He made the request after receiving assurances from Qatar that they will respond to it by Monday, the original deadline, according to the state news Agency of Qatar. Qatar is located in the center of the biggest diplomatic crisis in the middle East, which began in early June, when 9 of the allies, led by Saudi Arabia froze ties with the country because of alleged support of terrorism. Qatar, which shares its only land border with Saudi Arabia, rejected the accusations, calling them "unfounded." Last month, the coalition gave Qatar 10 days to meet the list of requirements, including 13 pre-conditions for ending the isolation of Qatar, including the closure of state-funded news network "al Jazeera" and the reduction of ties with Iran. Last week the foreign Minister of Saudi Arabia Adel al-Jubeir called the list "not subject to discussion." But over the weekend the Minister of foreign Affairs of Qatar Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman al-Thani said that the list "was rejected", adding that Qatar is not afraid of any action that may be taken against him. The foreign Ministers of four Arab States plan to meet in Cairo on Wednesday. Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain and Egypt said Qatar about the closure of a media network "al Jazeera" and its branches and cut ties with extremist organizations, including the "Muslim brotherhood" and "Hamas". State told Qatar that he needs to stop interfering in their Affairs and to discontinue the practice of granting Qatari nationality to their citizens, and they say that the oil-rich state must pay them compensation for the damage or expenses incurred due to the policy of Qatar. They also want to Qatar has stopped the development of Turkish military bases in the country and cut diplomatic relations with Iran. From the beginning of the isolation of Qatar, Turkey quickly made a decision to endorse the deployment of troops in Qatar is part of an existing bilateral agreement. On Sunday, the President of the United States Donald trump spoke with the three leaders of the Persian Gulf on opposing sides of the dispute. Trump "expressed concern about the continuing dispute between Qatar and some of its Persian Gulf countries and Arab countries. He reiterated the importance of stopping the funding of terrorism and discredit extremist ideology" - said in a statement.