
Bahraini Prime Minister Prince Khalifa bin Salman Al Khalifa affirmed today Bahrain's government determination to resolutely face terrorist groups and to thwart all attempts to destabilize the country's security and stability. The Premier directed the Ministry of Interior to pursue those terrorist groups and bring them to justice, and urged Bahraini people to exercise vigilance and awareness against plots planned by terrorist groups aim at destabilizing security and stability in Bahrain, underscoring the need to identify ways of smuggling these weapons and explosives inside Bahrain. He praised the security agencies' efforts in confiscating explosives and ammunition in Al-Qaria village and in foiling an attempt of smuggling a number of wanted persons outside the Kingdom of Bahrain. He stressed the explosives confiscated prove the intentions of the terrorist groups aimed at undermining Bahrain's security and stability, the matter that will not be tolerated and firmly faced by the government of Bahrain.
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