Iraq News Summary (18 December 2014)
Government forces, accompanied by bands
of sectarian militias have arrested more than a hundred citizens in a
new campaign on Thursday in different areas of the Mahmudiya district,
south of Baghdad.
A government security force has found, on
Wednesday, a body of a woman had been shot dead in Gazaliyah area west
of the capital Baghdad.
The security committee in the House of
Salahuddin province, acknowledged the failure of government forces and
sectarian militias to face the militants and escaping from Baiji north
of the city of Tikrit, and the gunmen managed to retake control to of
the areas there.
Two people were killed and five others
were injured, some seriously injured in an initial toll of a car bomb
explosion Thursday in the district (Mahmudiya) south of the capital
Baghdad.
Five people were killed and 12 others
wounded by the explosion of two bombs in the areas of Yusufiyah and
al-Taji of the capital, Baghdad.
Two elements of the government army and
members of the so-called Popular Mobilization were killed and ten others
were injured as a result of a car bomb Thursday afternoon in the
Rasheed district south of the capital Baghdad.
Six people were injured; in a bomb
explosion Thursday evening near a private hospital in the Waziriya area
north of the capital Baghdad, at a time when three others were injured
after a similar explosion northeast of the city.
Civilian was killed in an armed attack
targeted him on Thursday in the Abbarah district of the city of Baquba,
north of Diyala province.
According to press sources of Dhi Qar
governorate in southern Iraq; the government forces had arrested forty
people during a raid and search campaign waged in different parts of the
province on Thursday, while similar forces arrested ten people from
Basra province, claiming they are wanted.
Two civilians were killed and three
others were wounded; by renewed shelling which is implemented by the
government army on the city of Fallujah on a daily basis and
continuously for several months, according to a report of the city
hospital on Thursday evening.
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