Folk fortsætter med at demonstrere for frihed og lighed mellem shiaer og sunnier:
Og sikkerhedsstyrkerne slår ned, godt hjulpet af de ca. 1000 saudiarabiske soldater, der er rykket ind i landet:
I mellemtiden erklærer USA, at de ikke betragter den saudiske indrykning som en invasion, og Hillary Clinton opfordrer igen “begge sider” til at udvise tilbageholdenhed.
Angry Arab viderebringer denne opsummering af de seneste begivenheder:
Pro-government thugs attack nurses at the university of Bahrain while mingling with riot police. They can be heard trashing the building (whereas the state television claims the protesters did it). When one of them attacks the nurses, he says “قاعدة اتعالجهم؟” or “she’s treating them?”
Two videos: 1) thugs inside the university; 2) thugs entering the university, freely mingling with cops. When spotted, the cameraman was shot at by the cops and attacked by a thug 14/3/2011
Video of police using live rounds: Same incident from a different angle:
A paper allegedly confiscated from a thug. it lists shi’a villages and block numbers. It has the Ministry of Interior logo on the top.
Official statement from the left-leaning National Democratic Action Society (Waad) about its headquarters being trashed by thugs
Thugs caught 14/3/2011
Costa in Riffa trashed by thugs 14/3/2011
Bahrain army meets US Fifth Fleet Commander on the same day Saudi troops entered the country:
Bahrain Petroleum Company (BAPCO) stops exporting oil due to general strike
picture of man shot in the head 15/3/2011 (VERY GRAPHIC)
pro-gov thugs protected by riot police 15/3/2011
protesters surround Saudi embassy 15/3/2011
Thugs attack opposition-friendly Al Wasat newspaper
Amnesty International’s condemnation of state violence:
Amnesty: Bahraini human rights activists being threatened with death.
Saudierne har indledt “Operation Bahraini Freedom”, for nu at hugge udtrykket fra et andet indlæg hos Angry Arab.
Se også dette indslag fra Al-Jazeera om nødretstilstanden og myndighedernes eskalering af situationen: