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Missile claims 1 in Tel Aviv:
one person died and 69 were wounded Friday in an Iraqi missile attack on the Tel Aviv region, the Israeli army spokesman said tn Jerusalem, reports AFP
One of the wounded was in critical conditions. Five others were seriously wounded while the real suffered superficial injuries, he said.
Seven Iraqi Scud missiles were atoned Friday at the Tel Aviv and Haifa regions. One hit the city of Tel Aviv while the others were Inlerrepted to. flight by US supplied Patriot missiles an Israeli military source said
Iraq dumping oil in Gulf :
The united States Friday accused Iraq of environment terrorism tn dumping huge quantities of KuwaU crude oil Into the Gulf, sparking fears of a major ecological disasters, reports Reuter Oil is being dumped into the Gulf from a KuwaU oil-pumping station creating a massive oil spill. Pentagon spokesman Pete Williams told a press briefing, in Washington.
This is "clearly an act of environmental terrorism." he said "The amount of crude spilling into the Gulf was ” more than a dozen times larger " than the 11 million gallons spilled off the coast of Alaska in 1989 and could have "frightening consequences." he said.
10,000 Iraqis killed: Kurds — Kuidish
rebels said Friday up to 50 percent of Iraqi and industrial targets hii by allied bombing had been destroyed and nearly 10.000 Iraqi troops killed, according to Kurdish sources In Eastern.
The Kurdish Democratic Party (KDP). waging a guerilla campaign for autonomy in northern Iraq, also predicted that some Iraqi army units would mutiny to try to force President Saddam Hussein to end the gulf war.
The KDP said that although security forces were still tn control In Iraq, there were some lapses.
Their control Is a matter of time and we anticipate a mutinous action by certain army units calling upon Saddam Hussein to stop the bloodshed and destruction, it said.
Australia expels Iraqi envoy :
Iraqi s Charge d'Affairs In Australia has been ordered to leave the country for security reasons, a foreign affairs department spokesman tn Sydney said, reports Reuter.
Australian Foreign Affairs Minister Gareth Evans announces the expulsion of Saad Omran Saturday morning, but would not elaborate on the security reasons behind the move, the spokesman said by telephone from Canberra.
He has been expelled under article nine of the Vienna Convention on diplomatic relations, the spokesman said.
The spokesman further said, the expulsion was not a result of remarks by Omran last week urging Arabs tn Australia to answer Iraqi President Saddam Hussein's call for a Jihad ( Holy war). Omran has been given 72 hours to leave the country.
Explosion rips Italian disco
An explosion ripped through a crowded discoteque in central Italy late Friday night, killing one person and wounding about 30. Italian news agencies reported.
The explosion occurred shortly before midnight (2300 GMT) tn the Discoteque Principle in the Tuscan city of Arezzo tn Rome about 136 kilometers (84 miles) north of Rome.
The cause of the blast was not immediately known but the agencies quoted investigators as saying it could have been a bomb.
There ware about 600 people in the nightclub at the time of the explosion, which caused widespread panic, according ' to witnesses. The blast apparently occurred in the womens bathroom, the news agency AGI reported.
AGI said the fatality was a 27-ycar-old woman. None of the injuries were reported as life-threatening.
Italy has been on guard against possible terrorist attacks in response to tlx: allied attack on
Saddam Hussein has promised worldwide terror irt revenge, and there have been bombing incidents in Beirut. Lebanon. Manila, and Athens linked by authorities to the attack on Iraq.
US cuts aid to Pakistan: The us state Department in Washington has announced sharp military and economic aid cuts to Pakistan even if it gives up its nuclear weapons program and less severe cuts to many other countries, report* AP.
The action came tn final allocations of 15.5 billion dollars tn foreign aid from US President George Bush in its package for fiscal 1991.
Another country receiving a big slash was Yemen, which opposed the United Nations sanctions of force against Iraq to make it withdraw from Kuwait. There is also a cut from planned assistance to the Philippine and generally smaller cuts to several other countries.
The total for Pakistan was reduced from fiscal 1990's half billion dollars to 208 million dollars this year, and the bulk of that will not be available unless US officials are convinced the country is not developing a nuclear weapons potential.
Shekhar -Rajiv unanimity : The Prime Minister Mr Chandra Shekhar, has said he was in agreement with the Congress-1 President Mr RaJiV Gandhi that India's initiatives to defuse tension in the Gulf should be on the basis of principals of its foreign policy, reports PH. Mr Chandra Shekhar, in his reply to two letters sent by Mr Gandhi on the Gulf situation in the last two weeks, said in New Delhi government was in contact with the non aligned nations and also referred to the initiatives by India’s permanent representative at the UN.
The Prime Minister said, he would keep Mr Gandhi informed as the situation developed in the war-torn Gulf.
Underlining the need for forcefully implementing the principles of our foreign policy, Mr Chandra Shekhar said he was obliged by the suggestion made by Mr Gandhi in regard to the Gulf situation.
Soviet submarine sinks Z A Soviet diesel submarine from the pacific fleet Friday sank off the port of Vladivostok, after springing a leak during decommissioning operations, Tass news agency in Moscow reported, reports
The submarine, whose name or type was not given, was to have been scraped, but as crew error caused the leak which could not be plugged and the ship was lost. There were no casiilaties. Tass said.