Bahrain will lend support to Jordan with armed forces to help in the efforts to combat the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria, Bahrain’s News Agency reported on Sunday...
The agency said Manama would support Jordan with forces from the Bahrain Defense Forces (BDF), adding that the move was part the Gulf kingdom’s commitment to “the efforts of the International Coalition to eradicate terrorism.”
It also said the decision came in line of bilateral ties between the two countries and the “solid brotherly ties of kinship and solidarity bonding the two kingdoms throughout history.”
[alarabiya.net]
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The agency said Manama would support Jordan with forces from the Bahrain Defense Forces (BDF), adding that the move was part the Gulf kingdom’s commitment to “the efforts of the International Coalition to eradicate terrorism.”
It also said the decision came in line of bilateral ties between the two countries and the “solid brotherly ties of kinship and solidarity bonding the two kingdoms throughout history.”
[alarabiya.net]
15/2/15
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Bahrain announced Sunday that it will supply Jordan with forces from its army in line with "efforts of the international coalition to eradicate terrorism."...
ReplyDeleteThe move comes in line with "the framework of existing bilateral defense cooperation, the Joint Arab Defense Treaty and the kingdom's commitment to the efforts of the international coalition to eradicate terrorism," Bahrain's army said in a statement carried by official BNA news agency.
Bahrain added that its decision to support Jordan militarily stems from the "solid brotherly ties of brotherhood and solidarity bonding the two kingdoms throughout history."
No further details on the type of military support and the number of troops were revealed...............http://www.aa.com.tr/en/news/465868--bahrain-offers-armed-units-to-help-jordan-fight-terror
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