Treaty of Darin, article 6: what was actually promised?
The 1915 text is public. Finding #1 tables the six articles; two members have attached the National Archives scan. Needs 25 votes to enter the ranking.
The 1915 text is public. Finding #1 tables the six articles; two members have attached the National Archives scan. Needs 25 votes to enter the ranking.
Point of view: article 6 is a promise of non-aggression toward the Gulf shaikhdoms under British protection, not a border settlement. Found: the treaty text lists Kuwait, Bahrain, Qatar and the Oman coast by name and binds Ibn Saud not to attack or interfere with them; no line or boundary is drawn anywhere in the article.
Ilaq ad tettwasneqd? Fren tigniwin s ttbut iǧehden — maci kan tid i tqebleḍ. Ɣef 25 n tefranin ad tɛeddi ɣer usenqed.
Ayen ara yettwasneqden: Open the treaty text in the attached collection, read article 6, and confirm it names those four territories and contains no boundary description.