UAE to Send Forces to Bahrain

Islam Times reports from Almanar: More than 1,000 Saudi troops, part of the Gulf countries' Peninsula Shield Force, have entered Bahrain, a Saudi official said Monday.

Demanding King Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa's ouster and constitutional reforms, the demonstrators have been peacefully camping in the Pearl Roundabout since February 14. The thousands of protesters camped in the square, which has become known to many as "the Martyrs Roundabout," in memory of those that died during Manama-ordered suppression of the popular uprising, saying they will not leave until the king steps down and the government implements political and economic reforms.
Also Bahrain authoroties have sent more than 100 armored vehicles to Pearl Roundabout to crackdown protesters and control the area.
Alwefaq National Islamic Society urged all Bahrainis to go to the Pearl Roundabout and stay there.

Hundreds of Bahraini young people, personalities, religious scholars are in Lulu Roundabout and demanding all sects and parties immediately to join them.