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The Turkish military reportedly fired at Syria on Saturday morning in response to a mortar from Syria landing near a Turkish farm. If follows a similar incident on Friday. The exchange occurred near the village of Guvecci in Hatay province, according to Turkey's Anadolu Agency. Earlier on Friday afternoon a mortar shell fell near the town of Yayladagi, some 50 meters away from the Syrian border. The Turkish army immediately "fired back at targets" within Syria, Turkish media report quoting officials. No injuries were reported in Turkey from either incident. On Friday, Turkish Prime Minster Recep Tayyip Erdogan warned Syria that future attacks on his country's territory would be a "fatal mistake," Reuters reports. "We are not interested in war, but we're not far from war either. This nation has come to where it is today having gone through intercontinental wars," Erdogan said in his speech. "Those who attempt to test Turkey's deterrence, its decisiveness, its capacity, I say here they are making a fatal mistake." The shelling of Turkish territory is done from a Syrian region controlled by rebel forces, which prompts some observers to speculate that the rebels are trying to provoke their ally Turkey into a military intervention against the government of Bashar al-Assad, reports RT's correspondent Paula Slier. The exchange of fire between the two countries follows a similar incident on Wednesday, which left five people dead and eight others wounded.Turkey's artillery pounded <b>...</b>