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© 2019 AFPDrone attacks spark fires at two Saudi Aramco oil facilities
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Chip Star
This will be linked to Iran whether they are responsible. Is this Donny stirring up trouble to get the patriotic boost presidents get in times of crises?
PTownsend
Saudi's Eastern Province is home to many Shia who have been persecuted by the Saudi ruling family for generations.
Cricky
Bone saws will out for anyone anymore, who might be even thought to have been involved.
CrazyJoe
Well, when you spread as much death around as the Saudi state does, I suppose it's only natural that folks get upset with you.
I hope they have the damage at Abqaiq under control; That place, if it ever really exploded into full bloom, it would literally change the map of the Eastern Province.
rgcivilian1
It would eventually happen the beginning of the drone wars..right out of a movie.
Mr Kipling
Bolton resigns, or gets fired and the price of oil drops. Quite possible for the Saudis to bump the price back up by planting a small bomb and exaggerating the damage. All with the added bonus of putting pressure on the Iranians. Never believe a word the comes from the Saudis.
Norman Goodman
They both do a great deal more than just "support" terrorism.