US Defence Secretary listens to Saudi concerns

US Defence Secretary Donald Rumsfeld says Saudi officials have expressed concern that a war on terrorism could create harmful "secondary effects" in the Muslim world.

Thu, 04 Oct, 2001 - 06:59

US Defence Secretary Donald Rumsfeld says Saudi officials have expressed concern that a war on terrorism could create harmful "secondary effects" in the Muslim world.

Mr Rumsfeld met King Fahd and Crown Prince Abdullah in the Saudi capital Riyadh and then dined at the palace of Prince Sultan, the kingdom's minister of defence.

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