Wednesday 15 May 2013

Featured News: Sectarian and anti-government bombs kill 35 in Iraq

A series of car bombs on Wednesday targeted Shia neighbourhoods in Baghdad and government buildings in Kirkuk, in northern Iraq, killing at least 35 overall.

The aim of these attacks is fairly clear: with the onset of sectarian warfare in Syria, Iraq's jihadis are now trying to widen the 'battlefield' into Iraq. Tens of thousands of Iraqis died in the sectarian blood-letting from 2006 to 2007, and this is exactly the kind of conflict that the Syrian-Iraqi jihadis would like to recreate. With the merger/alliance of the "Islamic State of Iraq" and Syria's al-Nusra Front, it has been ensured that the more success either enjoys, the other will be able to push their own country deeper into conflict.

Read more:
http://news.yahoo.com/series-bombs-kills-least-14-people-across-iraq-134640415.html

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