A Saudi diplomat has said that there are no Saudis among those accused in terror cases through the use of the Internet in Bahrain because of efforts by Saudi and Bahraini security authorities, local media reported.
Sympathizers of terrorist organizations were found using online newspapers in Gulf countries to create division. This came after the Saudi Ministry of Culture and Information stated that electronic newspapers must be better organized.
Saudi Ambassador in Manama Abdullah Al-Sheikh said the stand of the Kingdom in support of the Gulf states is well-known. He said Saudi Arabia does not accept, in whatever case, any intervention in the affairs of the Kingdom and Gulf Cooperation Council countries.
Al-Sheikh said Saudi Arabia doesn’t allow her affairs to be compromised or even be commented upon. He said the accused, who have been uncovered, targeted security vehicles and officials, and recently carried out explosions in Sitra. They also hurled Molotov cocktails and hid or smuggled weapons by sea, but don’t have direct links to Daesh or those wanted Saudis. The suspects, however, have direct links to Iran, he added.
