Iraq Sees Deadliest Month in Two Years
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Meeting between Vice President Joe Biden and President Jalal Talabani and Prime Minister Nuri Al-Maliki of the Republic of Iraq. Photo: wiki commons.
BBC – July was Iraq’s deadliest month in nearly two years as 325 people died in nationwide attacks, according to new government figures.
The data, compiled by Iraqi officials, show casualties included 241 civilians, 40 police and 44 soldiers.
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