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'''Körfeziye''', formerly known as the '''Al-Jarid Islands''' and '''Körfez-i Bahreyn''', is an [[Administrative divisions of Hasanistan|administrative subdivision]] of [[Hasanistan]] located in the [[Gulf of Hasanistan]]. It comprises two small islands, [[Nun]] and [[Jerit]], <> south-east of [[wikipedia:Bahrain Island|Bahrain Island]]. The two islands have a collective land area of <area km>, with the larger island of Nun comprising <percentage>. | '''Körfeziye''', formerly known as the '''Al-Jarid Islands''' and '''Körfez-i Bahreyn''', is an [[Administrative divisions of Hasanistan|administrative subdivision]] of [[Hasanistan]] located in the [[Gulf of Hasanistan]]. It comprises two small islands, [[Nun]] and [[Jerit]], <distance> south-east of [[wikipedia:Bahrain Island|Bahrain Island]]. The two islands have a collective land area of <area km>, with the larger island of Nun comprising <percentage>. According to the <census and year>, it has a registered population of <population>. | ||
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Since the [[wikipedia:Iran–Israel war|Iran–Israel war]], a state of emergency has been declared in Körfeziye by the Hasanistani government and it is administered under [[wikipedia:Martial law|martial law]].<ref>https://www.hasanistan.world/2025/06/statement-on-american-strikes-on.html</ref> | <information about politics>. Sovereignty over Körfeziye is [[Territorial disputes of Hasanistan|disputed]] between Hasanistan and the [[wikipedia:Kingdom of Bahrain|Kingdom of Bahrain]], with Bahrain considering the two constituent islands as part of its [[wikipedia:Southern Governorate|Southern Governorate]]. Since the [[wikipedia:Iran–Israel war|Iran–Israel war]], a state of emergency has been declared in Körfeziye by the Hasanistani government and it is administered under [[wikipedia:Martial law|martial law]].<ref>https://www.hasanistan.world/2025/06/statement-on-american-strikes-on.html</ref> | ||
The territory of Sırıtjine had historically been attached to Körfeziye's predecessor polities, although was seperated due to its geographical distance. | |||
The Hasanistani government has proposed a [[Nun–Jerit Land Reclamation Project|geoengineering project]] to build up land around the shallow depths of both islands and eventually form a single, continuous island. However, the plan is currently only theoretical. | |||
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Körfeziye, formerly known as the Al-Jarid Islands and Körfez-i Bahreyn, is an administrative subdivision of Hasanistan located in the Gulf of Hasanistan. It comprises two small islands, Nun and Jerit, <distance> south-east of Bahrain Island. The two islands have a collective land area of <area km>, with the larger island of Nun comprising <percentage>. According to the <census and year>, it has a registered population of <population>.
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<information about politics>. Sovereignty over Körfeziye is disputed between Hasanistan and the Kingdom of Bahrain, with Bahrain considering the two constituent islands as part of its Southern Governorate. Since the Iran–Israel war, a state of emergency has been declared in Körfeziye by the Hasanistani government and it is administered under martial law.[1]
The territory of Sırıtjine had historically been attached to Körfeziye's predecessor polities, although was seperated due to its geographical distance.
The Hasanistani government has proposed a geoengineering project to build up land around the shallow depths of both islands and eventually form a single, continuous island. However, the plan is currently only theoretical.
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