6 family members among 25 dead in 2 days of Iraq violence
9 July 2013 10:43 PM GMT
Two days of violence in Iraq killed 25 people, including six family members shot dead while returning from a wedding, police officers and doctors said on Monday. The deadliest attack on Monday hit north Iraq, where a car bomb south of the city of Mosul killed six people, including three children, and wounded eight.
A car bomb in the city also killed one person and wounded four.
In Madain, south of Baghdad, a bomb exploded near a football field inside a sports club on Monday, killing at least five people.
And gunmen attacked a checkpoint on a highway in northern Iraq, sparking clashes that killed three anti-al-Qaida fighters and two militants.
A car bomb in the city also killed one person and wounded four.
In Madain, south of Baghdad, a bomb exploded near a football field inside a sports club on Monday, killing at least five people.
And gunmen attacked a checkpoint on a highway in northern Iraq, sparking clashes that killed three anti-al-Qaida fighters and two militants.
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