Bahrain arrests 41 people for alleged links to the IRGC
Kyiv • UNN
Bahrain has arrested 41 individuals for alleged links to Iran's IRGC. The detainees are suspected of supporting Iranian aggression and the Wilayat al-Faqih ideology.
In Bahrain, 41 people have been arrested for alleged links to Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. This was reported by Gulf News, according to UNN.
Details
Bahrain's Ministry of Interior stated that security agencies arrested 41 individuals allegedly linked to Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps following investigations into cases involving contacts with foreign organizations and expressions of support for Iranian aggression
According to the ministry, investigations and security reports uncovered an organization linked to Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps and the "Wilayat al-Faqih" ideology - a politico-religious doctrine central to Iran's system of governance.
Authorities stated that the 41 suspects were members of the group's "core organization" and were taken into custody while legal proceedings against them are ongoing.
Security services also continued search and investigative operations to identify other individuals suspected of involvement in the network or of carrying out activities considered a violation of Bahraini law.
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