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Bahraini Public Prosecution referred the case of the dissolved al-Wefaq Association Sec-Gen Ali Salman and two others to the High Criminal Court on charges of intelligence connections with Qatar with the purpose of overthrowing the Bahraini regime.
The suspects, coordinated their intelligence ties with Qatar, carried out hostile activities against the Kingdom’s national interest and tasked a communications officer to contact Qatari officials.
Salman and the two other suspects, Hasan al-Sultan and Ali al-Aswad, were charged with establishing foreign intelligence links to commit subversive acts against Bahrain and undermine its political, economic position and national interest, announced Advocate General in the Public Prosecution, Ahmed al-Hammadi.Bahraini Public Prosecution referred the case of the dissolved al-Wefaq Association Sec-Gen Ali Salman and two others to the High Criminal Court on charges of intelligence connections with Qatar with the purpose of overthrowing the Bahraini regime.
The suspects, coordinated their intelligence ties with Qatar, carried out hostile activities against the Kingdom’s national interest and tasked a communications officer to contact Qatari officials.
Salman and the two other suspects, Hasan al-Sultan and Ali al-Aswad, were charged with establishing foreign intelligence links to commit subversive acts against Bahrain and undermine its political, economic position and national interest, announced Advocate General in the Public Prosecution, Ahmed al-Hammadi.Bahraini Public Prosecution referred the case of the dissolved al-Wefaq Association Sec-Gen Ali Salman and two others to the High Criminal Court on charges of intelligence connections with Qatar with the purpose of overthrowing the Bahraini regime.
The suspects, coordinated their intelligence ties with Qatar, carried out hostile activities against the Kingdom’s national interest and tasked a communications officer to contact Qatari officials.
Salman and the two other suspects, Hasan al-Sultan and Ali al-Aswad, were charged with establishing foreign intelligence links to commit subversive acts against Bahrain and undermine its political, economic position and national interest, announced Advocate General in the Public Prosecution, Ahmed al-Hammadi.Bahraini Public Prosecution referred the case of the dissolved al-Wefaq Association Sec-Gen Ali Salman and two others to the High Criminal Court on charges of intelligence connections with Qatar with the purpose of overthrowing the Bahraini regime.
The suspects, coordinated their intelligence ties with Qatar, carried out hostile activities against the Kingdom’s national interest and tasked a communications officer to contact Qatari officials.
Salman and the two other suspects, Hasan al-Sultan and Ali al-Aswad, were charged with establishing foreign intelligence links to commit subversive acts against Bahrain and undermine its political, economic position and national interest, announced Advocate General in the Public Prosecution, Ahmed al-Hammadi.
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Bahraini Public Prosecution referred the case of the dissolved al-Wefaq Association Sec-Gen Ali Salman and two others to the High Criminal Court on charges of intelligence connections with Qatar with the purpose of overthrowing the Bahraini regime.
The suspects, coordinated their intelligence ties with Qatar, carried out hostile activities against the Kingdom’s national interest and tasked a communications officer to contact Qatari officials.
Salman and the two other suspects, Hasan al-Sultan and Ali al-Aswad, were charged with establishing foreign intelligence links to commit subversive acts against Bahrain and undermine its political, economic position and national interest, announced Advocate General in the Public Prosecution, Ahmed al-Hammadi.Bahraini Public Prosecution referred the case of the dissolved al-Wefaq Association Sec-Gen Ali Salman and two others to the High Criminal Court on charges of intelligence connections with Qatar with the purpose of overthrowing the Bahraini regime.
The suspects, coordinated their intelligence ties with Qatar, carried out hostile activities against the Kingdom’s national interest and tasked a communications officer to contact Qatari officials.
Salman and the two other suspects, Hasan al-Sultan and Ali al-Aswad, were charged with establishing foreign intelligence links to commit subversive acts against Bahrain and undermine its political, economic position and national interest, announced Advocate General in the Public Prosecution, Ahmed al-Hammadi.Bahraini Public Prosecution referred the case of the dissolved al-Wefaq Association Sec-Gen Ali Salman and two others to the High Criminal Court on charges of intelligence connections with Qatar with the purpose of overthrowing the Bahraini regime.
The suspects, coordinated their intelligence ties with Qatar, carried out hostile activities against the Kingdom’s national interest and tasked a communications officer to contact Qatari officials.
Salman and the two other suspects, Hasan al-Sultan and Ali al-Aswad, were charged with establishing foreign intelligence links to commit subversive acts against Bahrain and undermine its political, economic position and national interest, announced Advocate General in the Public Prosecution, Ahmed al-Hammadi.Bahraini Public Prosecution referred the case of the dissolved al-Wefaq Association Sec-Gen Ali Salman and two others to the High Criminal Court on charges of intelligence connections with Qatar with the purpose of overthrowing the Bahraini regime.
The suspects, coordinated their intelligence ties with Qatar, carried out hostile activities against the Kingdom’s national interest and tasked a communications officer to contact Qatari officials.
Salman and the two other suspects, Hasan al-Sultan and Ali al-Aswad, were charged with establishing foreign intelligence links to commit subversive acts against Bahrain and undermine its political, economic position and national interest, announced Advocate General in the Public Prosecution, Ahmed al-Hammadi.
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