evidence: 46 The uncertain status of Fasht al Azm, discussed infra notes 51–52 and accompanying text, did not affect this conclusion, because "under both hypotheses [concerning that status], Fasht ad Dibal is largely or totally on the Qatari side of the adjusted equidistance line."Judgment, supra note 1, para. 220. [...] 51 If Fasht al Azm were considered part of Sitrah Island, it would "push" the equidistance line eastwards towards Qatar; if it were considered a low-tide elevation not naturally connected to the island, it would be disregarded for delimitation purposes on the same ground as Fasht ad Dibal. Id., para. 220; see id., sketch-map 3. [...] In that submission, Bahrain asked the Court to "adjudge and declare that. . . [i]n view of Bahrain’s sovereignty over all the insular and other features, including Fasht ad Dibal and Qit’atjaradah, comprising the Bahraini archipelago, the maritime boundary between Bahrain and Qatar is as described" in Bahrain’s memorial (part II), countermemorial (part II), and reply.