Bombs in Iraq Monday target senior officials in Abu Ghraib, Kurds' Sulaimaniyah

Published December 2nd, 2013 - 12:47 GMT
Two senior security officers were wounded when sticky bombs attached to their cars exploded near Sulaimaniyah city in Iraq's self-ruled Kurdish region (File Archive)
Two senior security officers were wounded when sticky bombs attached to their cars exploded near Sulaimaniyah city in Iraq's self-ruled Kurdish region (File Archive)

The Associated Press reported Monday that bombings near homes of government employees left three people dead in Baghdad.

According to police officials, a bomb exploded Monday near the home of a local official from Abu Ghraib. Two were killed in the explosion and four were wounded.


Another explosion in Abu Ghraib targeting a health ministry employee left one other person dead and five others wounded.


In related news from Iraq, two senior security officers were wounded when sticky bombs attached to their cars exploded near Sulaimaniyah city in Iraq's self-ruled Kurdish region.  Unlike the rest of Iraq, Kurdistan has experienced relative peace over the past year as clashes and attacks in the rest of the country escalate.

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