The UAE has condemned the terrorist plot aimed at destabilising the sisterly Kingdom of Bahrain through attempts to assassinate prominent Bahraini figures.
In a statement on Tuesday, the UAE Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation stated that the UAE condemned all attempts to undermine the security and stability of Bahrain, stressing its absolute stand and its support for all measures taken to keep them secure.
It praised the vigilance of the Bahraini security services and the efforts exerted to combat extremist terrorist organisations to protect the Kingdom of Bahrain and its brotherly people.
The statement also commended the vigilance of the Bahraini security and its relentless efforts to combat extremist and terrorist organisations to safeguard Bahrain’s security.
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