Fourth Death Case among Stranded Citizens in Iran
A fourth citizen stranded in the Islamic Republic of Iran died on Sunday 15 March 2020.
A fourth citizen stranded in the Islamic Republic of Iran died on Sunday 15 March 2020.
In appreciation to the steadfastness shown by the freed prisoner from Al-Khalifa prison, Hajer Mansour , the Women Committee of the February 14 Coalition visited her on Friday, 13 March 2020.
The February 14 Revolution Youth Coalition said that America reveals its ugly aggressive face against Arab and Islamic countries that reject their illegal presence, by bombing the Iraqi army and headquarters of the popular mobilization forces, as well as Karbala International Airport “under construction” in retaliation for what it claimed “the killing of soldiers” by a missile attack that targeted the American occupation camp in Taji.
The February 14 Revolution Youth Coalition praised the response of the Bahraini people to the statement of senior scholars, especially the leading jurist, Ayatollah Sheikh Isa Qassem, as he took into account all possible health precautions to confront the global epidemic of Corona.
The director of the Political Bureau of the February 14 Revolution Youth Coalition in Beirut, Dr. Ibrahim Al-Aradi, said that the Corona virus revealed the real virus of the so-called deputies of Al-Khalifa regime , as they hate people and they are only concerned with their personal ambitions.
As part of the Twitter campaign entitled “Our country rejects the occupation” that started on Thursday, 12 March 2020, the February 14 Coalition stressed the need to reject the Saudi-Emirati military presence in Bahrain, and to resist it as an unfair occupation.
Jurists said that an atmosphere of terror and anxiety dominates the detainees in Joe Central Prison, after reports were received of a suspected case of the emerging coronavirus, “Covid 19”, for a prisoner of Pakistani nationality.
The Ministry of Interior of Al-Khalifa regime announced the release of 1486 detainees in implementation of what it called a “royal decree” of amnesty and the implementation of alternative penalties.
The statement issued by a number of MPs in the artificial Al-Khalifa Parliament, and the demands to postpone the return of the Bahrainis from the “endemic countries” while providing housing and aid to them and following their treatment in those countries, have received widespread condemnation and strong resentment.
In front of its catastrophic failure to deal with the crisis of “Corona virus” outbreak in Bahrain, Al-Khalifa regime resorted to a cheap trick: accusing the Islamic Republic of waging a biological war against Bahrain.
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