Terrorist incidents in Iraq

Iraqi officials said at least 42 people have been killed in two separate suicide bomb attacks, according to AP. The deadliest of the two happened at the marketplace of the capital of Diyala province, Baquba, located 60klm northwest of Baghdad. Police said a suicide car bomb tore through a marketplace, ending the lives of 35 people and wounding 72.

Rescuers in the Iraqi town of Khan Bani Saad search collapsed buildings for bodies after a huge car bomb ripped through a busy market, killing at least 90 people Rescuers in the Iraqi town of Khan Bani Saad were searching collapsed buildings for bodies July 18 after a huge car bomb ripped through a busy market, killing at least 90 people.

At least 22 people were killed in Iraq, yesterday.

At least seven soldiers were killed, after a car-bomb exploded at an army outpost in western Iraq. Six more were killed and 17 were wounded when another car-bomb exploded in central Baghdad.

Iraqi officials say car bombings in and around Baghdad have killed at least six civilians.
                   
A police officer said the deadliest in attacks on April 26 was in the nearby town of Mahmoudiya, about 30 kilometers (20 miles) south of Baghdad, where a car bomb exploded, killing at least four civilians and wounding nine.
                   

At least seven people were killed and 22 were injured after a suicide bombing attack in the center of Kabul.

According to a Ministry of Foreign Affairs official, who confirmed the attack, “it was a bomb strapped with explosives which exploded near the neighborhood’s Police HQ.

A suicide bomber attacked a Shiite-majority area of north Baghdad on Feb. 9, killing at least 14 people, security and medical officials said.
      
The blast in Kadhimiyah, which is home to a revered Shiite shrine, also wounded at least 43 people.
      

Turkey has condemned two separate blasts that rocked the Iraqi capital of Baghdad Turkey has condemned two separate blasts that rocked the Iraqi capital of Baghdad on Jan. 30.

At least 47 people were killed and 99 others wounded in several  explosions in Baghdad and in the central province of Samarra in Iraq.

Turkey has condemned two separate blasts that rocked the Iraqi capital of Baghdad Turkey has condemned two separate blasts that rocked the Iraqi capital of Baghdad on Jan. 30.

At least 47 people were killed and 99 others wounded in several  explosions in Baghdad and in the central province of Samarra in Iraq.

A suicide bomber detonated an explosives-rigged vehicle in the heart of the usually secure Iraqi Kurdish regional capital Arbil on Wednesday, killing four people, officials said.
      
The bomber hit the main checkpoint on the way to the provincial government headquarters in the northern city just before noon (0900 GMT), provincial council spokesman Hamza Hamed said.