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Clashes kill 10 as Iraq's Sadr quits politics, loyalists storm complex

Summary by Ground News

Muqtada al-Sadr announces he will resign from Iraqi politics. Hundreds of his followers storm government palace, sparking clashes with security forces. At least 15 protesters killed by gunfire, tear gas and physical altercations with riot police. Iraq's military announced a nationwide curfew, caretaker premier suspended Cabinet sessions.

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Clashes erupt after Iraqi Shiite cleric resigns, 15 dead

Medical officials said dozens of protesters were wounded by gunfire and tear gas and physical altercations with riot police.

3 years ago·Greensboro, United States

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Clashes erupt after Iraqi Shiite cleric resigns, 15 dead

Medical officials said dozens of protesters were wounded by gunfire and tear gas and physical altercations with riot police.

3 years ago

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Clashes erupt after Iraqi Shiite cleric resigns, 15 dead

Medical officials said dozens of protesters were wounded by gunfire and tear gas and physical altercations with riot police.

3 years ago

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Clashes erupt after Iraqi Shiite cleric resigns, 15 dead

Medical officials said dozens of protesters were wounded by gunfire and tear gas and physical altercations with riot police.

3 years ago

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Clashes erupt after Iraqi Shiite cleric resigns, 15 dead

Medical officials said dozens of protesters were wounded by gunfire and tear gas and physical altercations with riot police.

3 years ago

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Protesters Storm Presidential Palace in Iraq’s Baghdad, Take Dips in Pool

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34% Center, 34% Right

Bias Distribution

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El Tiempo broke the news in 3 years ago on Monday, August 29, 2022.

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