Bahrain is ours. When the time comes, we will return her." This statement by the head of the Iranian newspaper Kayhan Hossein Shariatmadari was published by Khabar Farsi. Shariatmadari was appointed Ali Khamenei's representative at the Kihen Publishing Institute - the corresponding decree is on Khamenei's official website. Bahrain, by the way, can become part of the United Arab Emirates. In 1968, its ruler, together with the rulers of Qatar and the seven future emirates, signed an agreement to create a federation. There can be nine statements. Shah Muhammad Reza Pahlavi then objected: Iran sued Bahrain, and the inclusion of the island state in the Arab Federation interfered with these claims. However, the Shah subsequently agreed to the UN procedure that was supposed to establish the will of the residents. In 1970, the delegation found that the overwhelming majority were in favor of an independent state. Tehran accepted this result. The Federation of Nine never existed: in addition to Iran's position, it was hampered by the differences of opinion of the rulers themselves. Bahrain and Qatar opted for separate independence, and the United Arab Emirates eventually united seven emirates. A post written using an AI assistant.