Bahrain sentences 5 to life and 25 to 10 years for spying for Iran

3 articles · Updated · Fox News · Apr 28

Five people, including two Afghans, received life sentences, while 25 others were sentenced to 10 years each on Tuesday for supporting Iran’s Revolutionary Guard and its activities in Bahrain.
The Bahraini public prosecution announced the convictions, citing involvement in espionage and supporting Iran’s 'terrorist acts.' The sentences reflect ongoing tensions between Bahrain and Iran over alleged interference.
The crackdown comes amid heightened regional instability, with Iran facing international pressure and its proxies active across the Middle East, further straining relations between Gulf states and Tehran.

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