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KUWAIT (Reuters) - Kuwait rejected an apology by neighboring Iraq on Saturday for its 1990-1991 occupation of the Gulf Arab state and accused President Saddam Hussein (news - web sites) of inciting terrorist attacks against U.S. troops in Kuwait.
"The speech contained incitement and encouragement of terrorist acts which the whole world has rejected and condemned," the information minister and official government spokesman, Sheikh Ahmad al-Fahd al-Sabah, told the Kuwait News Agency.
In an address to the Kuwaiti people, Saddam hailed Kuwaitis who recently carried out attacks against U.S. troops training in Kuwait. Saddam described the American presence in Kuwait as an occupation.
The speech, read out on Iraqi state television by Iraqi Information Minister Mohammed Saeed al-Sahaf, urged Kuwaitis to struggle against foreign armies -- an apparent reference to the U.S. military presence in Kuwait.
"The speech contained incitement and encouragement of terrorist acts which the whole world has rejected and condemned," the information minister and official government spokesman, Sheikh Ahmad al-Fahd al-Sabah, told the Kuwait News Agency.
In an address to the Kuwaiti people, Saddam hailed Kuwaitis who recently carried out attacks against U.S. troops training in Kuwait. Saddam described the American presence in Kuwait as an occupation.
The speech, read out on Iraqi state television by Iraqi Information Minister Mohammed Saeed al-Sahaf, urged Kuwaitis to struggle against foreign armies -- an apparent reference to the U.S. military presence in Kuwait.