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Six mortar bombs landed near a remote Saudi border post close to neighboring fellow oil producers Iraq and Kuwait, but caused no damage, Saudi Arabia said on Thursday, a day after the incident.

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Saudi Interior Ministry spokesman Major-General Mansour Turki said Iraq and Kuwait, as well as the kingdom itself, were investigating the mortar fire. Baghdad said it was not involved.

"There were no rockets or anything fired towards the Saudi border by security forces," said Jabar al-Sa'adi, head of Basra provincial council's security committee, in southern Iraq.

http://www.reuters.com/article/2013/11/21/us-saudi-shells-border-idUSBRE9AK0JX20131121

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You trying to tie this thread into the other one?

No, I was responding to Charles! obvious humor.

And Charles, another way to look at it is... if a man is standing alone in the forest, with no woman there to yell at him, is he still wrong?

 

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