Six Mortars Fall in Uninhabited Area Near Saudi Border
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Saudi Arabia, the world’s biggest oil exporter, said six mortar shells fell in an uninhabited desert area where the kingdom’s border meets with those of Iraq and Kuwait.
The shells fell in an expanse near the city of Hafr Al-Baten in Saudi Arabia’s Eastern region, according to the state-run SPA news agency. The shells didn’t injure anyone or cause any damage, SPA said, citing Border Guard Brigadier General Mohammad Al-Ghamdi.