Bomb attacks in Iraq kill at least 25
BBC News Middle East 17 December 2012
At least 25 people have been killed in a series of bomb blasts across Iraq, officials and medical workers say.
Car and truck bombs were detonated mainly in ethnically diverse towns and villages in northern Iraq.
The area is a source of dispute between the Iraqi government and the Kurdish minority, which governs an autonomous region in the north.
The attacks mark a second consecutive day of violence in the region, though it is unclear who is behind them.
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Two bombs exploded in a Shia district of Tuz Khurmatu
At least 25 people have been killed in a series of bomb blasts across Iraq, officials and medical workers say.
Car and truck bombs were detonated mainly in ethnically diverse towns and villages in northern Iraq.
The area is a source of dispute between the Iraqi government and the Kurdish minority, which governs an autonomous region in the north.
The attacks mark a second consecutive day of violence in the region, though it is unclear who is behind them.
READ MORE HERE...
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