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HH the Amir on Thursday ordered authorities to take all necessary measures to maintain security after angry protesters stormed parliament, but the opposition remained defiant.
Sheikh Sabah Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah issued the order in a statement by the cabinet which held an emergency meeting a day after opposition-led protesters broke into the Assembly calling for the premier’s ouster over graft allegations.

The Amir “ordered the Interior Ministry and the National Guards to take all measures and preparations necessary to confront whatever undermines the security of the country and public order,” the statement said.

Forces were ordered to be “provided with all authority necessary to ensure security and the application of the law... to put an end to such shameful provocative acts,” it added without specifying what measures would be taken.

The Amir also condemned the storming of the parliament as “chaos Prom Dresses 2012 endangers the security” of the country.

Kuwaiti opposition MPs meanwhile remained defiant and after a meeting warned against “any attempt to establish a police state or undermine the democratic system.”
In the meeting, which was attended by 20 Short Prom Dresses from the 50-member parliament, MP’s said security forces triggered Wednesday’s events by beating up protesters who stormed the assembly only once provoked.