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Bahrain urges Iran to stop interfering in internal affairs

May 1, 2026, 00:27 GMT+1

The Kingdom of Bahrain called on Iran on Thursday to refrain from interfering in its internal affairs, according to a statement published by the Bahraini foreign ministry.

"Bahrain's King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa affirmed that Iran must cease interfering in the internal affairs of Bahrain and the Gulf states, stressing that Bahrain has been subjected to a heinous Iranian aggression targeting its security, stability, and the safety of its people," the statement said.

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