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7 Iraqi fighters make emergency landing in Iran

Huge oil slick on fire
A part oT a huge oil slick from Kuwait spreading along the Saudi coast was on fife and posing a threat to Allied water supplies on Saturday, reports
emergency landing in Iran. One plane crashed in flames and two others were damaged on landing
Early Saturday. Iraq launched more missiles Into Saudi Arabia and Israel and urged Arab soldiers tri the alliance to switch side
Away, the Los Angeles Times reported Friday Iraq is receiving arms supplies through Iran.
Ten days Into the conflict, the United States and its allies may launch a bloody ground operation In the Gulf war.
Oil slick on fire
Military sources in London said, a part of a huge oil slick spreading down the Gulf from Kuwait along the coast of Saudi Arabia is on fire.
Two oil rigs In the slick and an oil terminal were also burning and there was a fire on Fay-lakah island off Kuwait.
The sources In London said the Allies had proof that the Iraqis were deliberately pumping the oil into the sea from Kuwait but could not give de tails or say how the fires started.
Urgent consultations on how to stop the oil being pumped out to sea were being held between Saudi. US and British officials.
The United States has accused Iraq of "environmental
terrorism" for allegedly dumping Into the Gulf from a Kuwaiti facility US officials in Washington estimate the pr< sent size of the spill Io be 12 times larger than the 11 mil lion gallons (41.8 million liters. 262.000 barrels) that
O Iran to seize aircraft from either side of Golf war.
O More Scads launched iato Saudi Arabia. Israel
C> 17,500 sorties flown: Allien
C> 22 Allied planes lost.
0 80 Iraqi POWs. 5 killed, 45 planes destroyed: Allies.
O 20 allied POWs: Iraq.
O 23 missiles fired into Israel so far.
O Kuwait pledges $13 billion to Allies.
O Iraqi arms supply through Iran: Los Angeles Time.
O US forces in South Korea under curfew.
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William sound In 1989. In addition to the drinking water threat, the thick oil could hamper a beach Invasion of Kuwait. costa: Iraqi warplanes made emergency landings In Iran Saturday and Tehran bluntly warned all sides in the Gulf war not to cross Its borders.
The Incident brought the 10 day old conflict a step closer to Iran.
Tehran radio said Iran scrambled Its own fighters as the Iraqi Jets streaked across the border In three groups and sought permission to land one of the Iraqis crashed in flames, the radio said, but gave no location.
Irans National Security Council said: The Islamic Republic of Iraq will strongly Erevent any action which reaches its neutrality"
According to a late report: Iran said Saturday aircraft from either side In the Gulf war landing on its territory would be seized and held until the conflict ended.
Iran's Supreme National Security Council, quoted by 1RNA. made the statement.
Iraq has asked for the aircraft to be returned.
Late on Friday, the American NBC news quoting US Intelligence officials, said the planes had been landing apparently with Iran's consent. The Pentagon said It had no information on the report.
Missile-hits
According to AP reports: Iraq launched more missiles Into Saudi Arabia and Israel Friday night and early Saturday and urged Arab soldiers In the Alliance to switch sides.
In the latest missile attacks, an Iraqi Scud careened Into a six-storey office building In the Saudi capital of Riyadh killing one person and Injuring 30 more.
The fatality was the first reported in Scud attacks against Saudi Arabia. A second Scud fired on Riyadh was Intercepted and destroyed over the city.
Five hours later, at least two missiles were intercepted as the approached the Dammam Dhahran area on the Gulf coast before dawn Saturday. A frag ment of one fell to the ground but on injuries were reported.
The attacks followed the busiest 24 hours of the air
copied Kuwait. in which 2.707 missions were flown, the US military said.
Iraq said it suffered 87 air strikes on Friday against civil-
ian and residential areas. It claimed it shot down two Allied warplanes.
In Israel, several Iraqi missiles struck the Tel Aviv and Haifa areas Friday evening, getting through the screen of US supplied Patriot defence missiles. One man was killed and 61 other people were injured. hospital authorities reported. An earlier Iraqi communique had said missiles were fired at Israel.
Allied planes have been pounding Iraqi positions in Iraq and Kuwait within earshot of Iranian territory.
France said its Jaguar fighter-bombers convcrcd by Mirage 2000 interceptors raided Iraq's elite Republican Guard and mechanised units In southern Iraq and Kuwait
Explosion from Allied attacks were clearly heard last night from the southern Iraqi port of Basra. Iran's IRNA news agency reported.
Allied Infantry and armoured units have moved close to the Kuwaiti border, but there was no Indication of gr°AFP reports: US F 15's shot down three Iraqi Mig let fight ers over Iraq Saturday.a US military spokesman said In Riyadh.
Iraq has fired 23 missiles into Israel killing two people and wounding 204 In ftvc separate attacks.
The US state department said there had been several recent attempts to attack American interests world wide. An overnight curfew has been placed on US forces In South Korea to protect them from potential guerilla attacks.
Arms supply
About Iraq’s arms supply: Sarkis Soghanallan. former top supplier for Iraq, told Los Angeles Time that Iraq has a deal with Iran where It has also moved some aircraft and supply lines are from there now.