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Bahraini Shiite leader wants Saudi force out, Iran not to 'meddle'
By: Ali Al-Qadumi
MANAMA, Bahrain: Shiite opposition leader of Bahrain Wednesday
urged Iran to keep out of the Arab country's internal affairs, after
government charges that Tehran had orchestrated month-long protests,
on one hand and on the other demanded the Saudi-led force the Gulf
nation's rulers invited to help quell the anti-government protests
leaves the country.
According to AFP while addressing a press conference, Sheikh Ali
Salman said: "We urge Iran not to meddle in Bahraini internal
affairs."
Salman said foreign troops must leave because the opposition
rejects "any military intervening for any party" here.
About 1,500 troops from Saudi Arabia and other Gulf states entered
Bahrain two weeks ago on the monarch's invitation. Bahrain's king also
declared emergency rule and cracked down heavily on protesters who
have challenged the royal family's monopoly on power.
Salman told reporters that "we don't want Bahrain to turn into a
conflict zone" between Saudi Arabia and Iran.
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