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Turks and Saudis take firm stance over Iraq

Excerpts:

TWO of the countries whose support is considered crucial in any future military campaign against Iraq yesterday warned Britain and the United States they would not support any attack that did not have the backing of the United Nations.

Saudi Arabia said it would regard any action without UN backing as a war of aggression which could destabilise the whole of the Middle East, and Turkey made it clear that even an �18 billion aid package might not be enough to persuade it to join in an unsanctioned campaign.