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Bahrain court jails nine for life for collaborating with Iran's Revolutionary Guards

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Bahrain court jails nine for life for collaborating with Iran's Revolutionary Guards
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A Bahraini court has sentenced nine individuals to life in prison for collaborating with Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps. Two additional defendants received three-year sentences for their involvement in what the court termed hostile acts against Bahrain. The arrests are part of a broader investigation into links between individuals in Bahrain and Iranian military activities.

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Publication timeSun, 24 May 2026 21:05:45 +0530
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A ​Bahraini court sentenced nine defendants ‌to life in prison ​and two others ⁠to three years in jail for collaborating with Iran’s Revolutionary ‌Guard Corps (IRGC) to carry out what ‌it described as “hostile ‌and ⁠terrorist acts” against Bahrain, the ⁠state news agency reported on Sunday (May 24, 2026).The defendants were involved ​in gathering ‌information on sensitive sites and facilitating related financial transfers, the statement said.Bahrain’s Interior Ministry ‌said on May ​9 that it had arrested 41 people it ⁠said were linked to the IRGC.

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