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S. KOREA ISSUES WARNING IN WAKE OF SADDAM HUSSEIN'S EXECUTION.
SEOUL, Jan 1 Asia Pulse - South Korea called on its diplomatic missions abroad on Saturday to take extra safety precautions following the execution of former Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein, Foreign Ministry officials said.
The advisory was issued due to concern of a possible backlash from his followers.
"As this occasion (Saddam's execution) might have something to do with the safety of all of our diplomatic missions around the world, the ministry ...
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