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Remembering the Saudi Invasion of Bahrain, when hopes for reform were quashed

Sondoss Al Asaad Source: Al Mayadeen Net 2022-03-26 15:12 0 Shares

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To keep Al Khalifa’s royal family on its illegitimate throne, an estimated 5,000 Saudi and Emirati soldiers invaded the country, on the 15th of March 2011.

Remembering the Saudi Invasion of Bahrain, when hopes for reform were quashed

Remembering the Saudi Invasion of Bahrain, when hopes for reform were quashed

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