Bahrain summons Iraqi envoy as pro-Iranian attacks persist in Gulf
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Bahrain summoned the Iraqi envoy due to persistent pro-Iranian attacks in the Gulf, signaling escalating regional tensions.
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Bahrain has summoned the Iraqi envoy in response to persistent attacks in the Gulf by pro-Iranian groups based in Iraq. This diplomatic action reflects growing regional alarm over the ongoing aggression, which continues despite an existing ceasefire. The move underscores the increasing tensions in the Gulf as these groups operate from Iraqi territory.
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