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NEW YORK - Saudi Arabia has warned it could decide to provide financial support to Iraqi Sunnis if the U.S. pulls its troops out of Iraq, where sectarian violence between the minority Sunnis and majority Iraqi Shiites has threatened to tear apart the country, The New York Times reported. ADVERTISEMENT <A TARGET="_blank" HREF="http://ad.nl.doubleclick.net/click%3Bh=v8/34ba/7/a7/%2a/k%3B53148325%3B3-0%3B0%3B14497770%3B4307-300/250%3B18696255/18714150/1%3B%3B%7Esscs%3D%3fhttp://us.ard.yahoo.com/SIG=12gvc188q/M=552980.9688635.10403253.1442997/D=news/S=84441876:LREC/_ylt=AmRXjxeIYpoWA8sUS.GrMYMUewgF/Y=YAHOO/EXP=1166017725/A=4028612/R=0/*http://www.pioneer.nl/nl/campaign/products/plasma20067.html?utm_source=yahoo_news&utm_medium=300x250&utm_content=NL&utm_campaign=G7_plasmaPE_2006"><IMG SRC="http://m.fr.2mdn.net/1302499/300x250_NL.gif"; BORDER=0></A> Saudi Arabia is a majority Sunni country and up to now has promised U.S. officials that it would not intervene to assist Iraq's Sunni insurgency, according to the report, appearing in Wednesday's edition of The Times and citing anonymous American and Arab diplomatic sources. But that promise might not hold if U.S. troops leave Iraq, the newspaper said. The Bush administration has repeatedly said there are no plans for the immediate pullout of U.S. troops. The Times reported that King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia sent the warning to Vice President Dick Cheney two weeks ago during the vice president's visit to Riyadh. The message also emphasized the kingdom's displeasure with proposed talks between the U.S. government and Iran. Iran a majority Shiite country is believed to be providing military and financial support to Shiite elements. The recently released Iraq Study Group report suggested the Bush Administration engage Iran and neighboring Syria in talks aimed at applying pressure on Iraqi Shiites to keep what some analysts are calling a civil war from spiraling into a regional conflict. Saudi Arabia has expressed concern that once U.S. troops leave Iraq that the controlling Shiite majority could massacre the Sunni minority, believed to comprise a large faction of the deadly insurgency that has claimed thousands of Iraqi civilian and U.S. military lives. The Times reported that Saudi Arabia's fears seemed to have been exacerbated by growing discussions in Washington aimed at accelerating the timeframe for bringing troops home. http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20061213/ap_on_re_mi_ea/saudi_warning
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