699:, where a large part of the day's casualties were recorded. Twin blasts in the Shabb neighborhood killed 9 and wounded 24, while a similar pair of attacks killed 12 and injured 38 at a market in Shula. A car bombing in Hurriyah left three dead and 14 others injured. Two bombings in Abu Dsher and another in Aden killed 6 and wounded at least 25 others. Car bombs struck Kamaliya, Doura and Amiriya, killing a total of 11 people and injuring 43 others. Unidentified gunmen shot three people dead at a pet food store in Zaafaraniya, while a sticky bomb killed a university professor nearby. A barber and a physician were also reported killed in separate attacks. In nearby
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wounded. A suicide bomber attacked a funeral in Abarra, killing 4 policemen and a civilian, while injuring 11 other people. Bombings in Madain, Muqdadiyah and
Baqubah killed a total of 8 people and wounded 23 others. A border guard was killed and at least 5 others injured after clashes broke out when gunmen tried to enter Iraq from neighboring Syria. Near Kirkuk, gunmen killed a soldier and injured another, while two a roadside blast injured two of their colleagues. Seven more people were reported injured in the previous day's suicide bombing. Smaller bombings took place in Qayara, Abu Ghraib,
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rocks at the provincial governor when he arrived to inspect the scene of the attack. Twelve people were killed and 25 others injured in a suicide bombing near a mosque in
Musayyib. Three separate blasts struck near political offices in Basra, killing 9 and injuring 35 others. Also in the south, five were killed and 22 injured after a bomb tore through a marketplace in
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soldiers were killed and four others injured during clashes with insurgents in the western parts of town. A roadside bombing injured two civilians, while two others were killed and a police officer injured in a separate blast. Clashes also took place near the border with Syria, with gunmen battling
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Bakeries and restaurants packed with people at the end of the day's fasting were again the preferred target on 14 July, as another series of attacks spread across Iraq. A blast ripped through a bakery in Kirkuk, killing at least 11 civilians and injuring 68 others. Angry residents threw shoes and
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killed 9 and wounded 22 others. In Mosul, bombings killed 8 people, including 6 police officers, and injured 3 others. Gunmen shot dead two policemen and two soldiers in separate attacks within the city. In the capital
Baghdad, twin roadside blasts killed 8 civilians and left 28 others wounded.
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Attacks continued to be spread out on 13 July, as 46 were killed and 106 injured across Iraq. A car bomb was detonated at a mosque in
Baghdad's Doura neighborhood late in the evening, killing 16 and injuring 27 others. An earlier blast at a soccer field in Jamiaa had killed 7 and left 11 others
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Baghdad attacks were few, with two car bombings in Doura and Karrada killing 3 police officers and injuring 11 other people. A civilian was gunned down by unknown assailants in the Shirqat neighborhood. Twin suicide bombers struck in the northern city of Mosul, killing at least 7
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on 23 April 2013. Overall, 712 people were killed in April according to UN figures, making it the nation's deadliest month in five years. Conditions continued to deteriorate in May when UNAMI reported at least 1,045 Iraqis were killed and another 2,397 wounded in acts of terrorism and acts of
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Baqubah killed four people and left 12 others injured. A suicide bomber was the only casualty during an attack in Suwayra, while a government employee was injured by a sticky bomb in Samarra. Several people were reported injured after twin car bombings in the town of
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killed 11 people and injured 25 others late on the previous night. In Mosul, two bombings killed 5 policemen and injured 3 others, while a sticky bomb killed a civilian. The casualties from the double suicide blast on the previous day rose by 14 killed and 6 wounded.
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and Rashad. Another blast in
Shirqat killed two Sahwa members and injured three others, while gunmen shot dead a police brigadier general. Gunmen also killed a religious official in Baghdad and a retired police officer in Muqdadiyah. Roadside bombings in Madain and
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After a week without any major series of attacks, violence once again erupted on 11 July, with at least 96 people reported killed and 191 others injured across the country. The deadliest incident took place near
Barwana, across the
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Saidiyah. Another four were killed and 17 injured when a bomb exploded during a funeral in Hibhib. A roadside blast in
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checkpoint, killing 3 soldiers and injuring 4 others. The attackers then proceeded to a nearby trailer, where they killed 11 members of the special Oil
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Gunmen shot dead two police officers and two civilians and injured three others. Similar attacks in Tikrit and Kirkuk left 6 Iraqi Army soldiers dead and 6 others injured. Roadside bombs in
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gunmen assassinated Iraq's bodybuilding champion and another blast injured 3 civilians. Iraqi Army forces killed two militants during an operation near Mutaibijh.
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policemen and injuring more 18 others, including civilians. A soldier, a police officer, and a civilian were also reported killed in separate shootings. In
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injured a total of 28 people. Also in Samarra, a car bombing at a checkpoint killed 4 soldiers and injured 5 others. Gunmen killed two policemen in
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meal that marks the end of fasting for the day during Ramadan. The explosion killed 38 people and left 29 others injured. A twin bombing in
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across the country killed at least 449 people and left 732 others injured between 15 May and 21 May.
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815:. Two Sahwa members were killed in a roadside blast near Shirqat. Similar incidents in Debs,
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517:-led government. The protests had been largely peaceful, but insurgents, emboldened by the
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killed three civilians and injured at least 10 others. In the former insurgent stronghold
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1288:"Iraqi Shoppers Targeted on Revolution Anniversary: 77 Killed, 223 Wounded"
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1377:"Deadliest day in months as bombs strike Sunni areas in Iraq, killing 76"
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violence, making it the deadliest month in the country since April 2008.
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1253:"Mosque, Funeral, Soccer Field Attacks: 46 Iraqis Killed, 106 Wounded"
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left 2 dead and 19 injured. Another blast in the port city of
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1527:"Forty Killed Across Iraq; 13 Kidnapped in Anbar Province"
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also killed 10 and injured 21 others, most of them ethnic
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killed 3 and wounded 20 others, and a similar attack in
1315:"Bombs kill more than 30 across Iraq before local poll"
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Locations of some of the deadliest attacks (11–14 July)
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A number of attacks on 12 July targeted members of the
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A number of coordinated bombings struck the capital
1605:"Sixty Killed, 132 Wounded in Ongoing Iraq Carnage"
1032:office in Basra, causing damage but no casualties.
1553:"Iraqi Police Targeted As Attacks Claim 44 Lives"
1475:"Bombings Continue in Baghdad, Kirkuk; 40 Killed"
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1579:"Monday Mayhem: 133 Killed, 283 Wounded in Iraq"
1218:"Kirkuk Suicide Bomber Drives Toll to 84 Killed"
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1449:"Iraq Horror: 42 Killed, 141 Wounded"
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1379:. Fox News. AP. 17 May 2013.
1290:. Antiwar.com. 14 July 2013.
1255:. Antiwar.com. 13 July 2013.
1220:. Antiwar.com. 12 July 2013.
1183:. Antiwar.com. 11 July 2013.
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1140:. Antiwar.com. 2 July 2013.
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