The Bahraini regime court revoked two nationals’ citizenship Monday and jailed them for 10 years each, claiming that they were trained in Iraq to carry out bombings in the kingdom.

The Bahraini regime court revoked two nationals' citizenship Monday and jailed them for 10 years each, claiming that they were trained in Iraq to carry out bombings in the kingdom.

The court convicted the pair, one in absentia, of receiving training at a camp belonging to the Iraqi Popular Mobilization force.

The Bahraini regime has always intimidated the citizens who revolted against its injustice and dictatorship by falsely accusing them of carrying out "terrorist acts" and, consequently, taking unfair measures against them.

Bahrain on Thursday revoked the citizenship of five nationals after convicting them of "spying for Iran" and sentenced them to life imprisonment.

In August, five people were arrested over unproved allegations that they are in connection with a bombing in Bahrain that killed two policemen.