One citizen was killed - A civilian was killed - Six people were killed - Three soldiers of the Government army were killed - One person was killed - ...
One citizen was killed and seven more were wounded by a roadside bomb Friday near gardens (Nu'man) in the Adhamiyah city northern Baghdad, a governmental security official said.
A civilian was killed and five others injured in a mortar attack on the Amiriyat al-Fallujah, east of Anbar, according to reports from the province.
Six people were killed, including policemen and members of the so-called popular mobilization and two others were injured by three separate incidents in the Tuz Khormato, Dijail and village of Amerli, Salahuddin province.
Three soldiers of the Government army were killed and six others injured, including a governmental policemen due to an attack by gunmen at three checkpoints Friday in downtown Ramadi, Anbar provincial, local press sources said.
One person was killed and seven others seriously injured when an explosive device went off Friday evening in the area (Hay al-Amil) southwest Baghdad.
Seven people were injured; impact of detonating an explosive device late Friday, in the district of (al-Shaab) northeast the capital Baghdad, according to a source at the current Ministry of the Interior.
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Six people were killed, including policemen and members of the so-called popular mobilization and two others were injured by three separate incidents in the Tuz Khormato, Dijail and village of Amerli, Salahuddin province.
Three soldiers of the Government army were killed and six others injured, including a governmental policemen due to an attack by gunmen at three checkpoints Friday in downtown Ramadi, Anbar provincial, local press sources said.
One person was killed and seven others seriously injured when an explosive device went off Friday evening in the area (Hay al-Amil) southwest Baghdad.
Seven people were injured; impact of detonating an explosive device late Friday, in the district of (al-Shaab) northeast the capital Baghdad, according to a source at the current Ministry of the Interior.
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