www.sott.netBomb blasts ripped through more than a dozen Iraqi cities Monday morning, killing 56 people - most of them in the southern city of Kut - in a wave of violence that shattered what had been a relatively peaceful holy month of Ramadan.
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www.suntimes.comKUT, Iraq — Bomb blasts ripped through more than a dozen Iraqi cities Monday, killing 60 security forces and civilians in the worst attack this year, one that highlighted al-Qaida’s resolve and ability to wreak havoc.
BAGHDAD Violence across Iraq on Monday killed 66 people and wounded more than 230, the countrys bloodiest day since May 2010, when 110 people died.
www.suntimes.comKUT, Iraq — Bomb blasts ripped through more than a dozen Iraqi cities Monday, killing 60 security forces and civilians in the worst attack this year, one that highlighted al-Qaida’s resolve and ability to wreak havoc.
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A double bombing killed 34 people and wounded 68 on Monday in the central Iraqi city of Kut, authorities told CNN.
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Insurgents used suicide bombers, car bombs and gunmen to attack civilians and Iraqi security forces, killing at least 57 and wounding more than 100.
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Twin bomb blasts in the southern Iraqi city of Kut killed 34 people on Monday, the worst of a spate of nationwide violence that left at least 52 dead, just months ahead of a pullout of US forces.
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BAGHDAD, Aug. 15 (Xinhua) -- Three people were killed and 37 wounded in separate bomb attacks in Baghdad and Iraq's northern city of Kirkuk on Monday, the police said.
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Friday marked the seventh anniversary of the illegal invasion of Iraq, but it seems that Americans have become used to living in a state of perpetual war, even though that war was based on torture and lies.
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If the patterns of action and violence continue much longer, there is great danger the Iraqi state will be destroyed, probably by a large-scale civil war. Hopefully the leaders of Iraq to overcome the sectarian and regional conflicts by creating a consensus on issues that can't be solved by the Iraqi constitution, for example the issue of federalism and revenue sharing.
Iraq now faces the challenges and obstacles in security issues. In the end, the union and the Iraqi civilians will become the victims. I'm afraid this situation is not only harmful to Iraq itself, but also will cause the impact of security for the international community and Iraq's neighboring countries.
Iraq, you must reject all the ideas that will divide your area based on ethnic or sectarian lines! I think Iran and Syria won't be much help to you. It had been proved that Britain and the United States had "failed" from what they expected to achieve after Saddam Hussein's execution, because there was the attitude of approval
which often turned into anger and resentment with harsh military tactics and underestimated the Iraqi people.
Iraq, you can't always prepare a plan for "worst case", because you probably will never do anything at all on that basis, but you have to do more than just a plan for the "best case". You need to form a kind of liaison unit in Baghdad, raising the intelligence cooperation, prevent the smuggling and providing training to Iraqi police.
Iraq Inquiry: Sir David Richmond Telegram Warned US Policies 'Made Situation Worse' Post Invasion |.
news.sky.comA senior British diplomat warned American policies and military tactics in post-invasion Iraq "made the situation worse", a previously secret document has revealed.
Did you know that boom boom sound ... it's annoying?
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Police targeted in Iraq violence
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At least 13 people are killed in a series of separate attacks across Iraq, including a suicide bomb attack near a Shia mosque in Basra.
Dozen killed in Iraq violence
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A wave of blasts kills at least 12 and wounds 87 others across Iraq.
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