Bahrain Defence Force To Conduct Naval Training Drill

The General Headquarters of Bahrain Defence Force announces the execution of a training fining drill at the Southwestern Naval Area that extend from south of Ra's Al mutalah to Ras Al- Ban for a distance of 7 kilometres from the shore towards the sea on Wednesday, 18th of June 2025 from 7am to 10am.
The Bahrain Defence Force advises citizens and residents, and all those are concerned to stay clear of the mentioned areas for their safety.
Also read: Foreign Ministry Urges Bahrainis Abroad To Stay Cautious Amid Rising Tensions
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