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Spiking violence strains sectarian ties in Iraqi province

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Hussein Maytham and his family were driving past the palm tree grove near their home after a quiet evening shopping for toys for his younger cousins when their car hit a bomb planted on the moon-lit road.

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CTV News

Spiking violence strains sectarian ties in Iraqi province

Security officials say at least 19 civilians have been killed by unidentified assailants in a series of attacks over the last month in the central Iraqi province of Diyala, located north and east of Baghdad.

1 year ago·Canada

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Associated Press News

Spiking violence strains sectarian ties in Iraqi province

MUQDADIYAH, Iraq (AP) — Hussein Maytham and his family were driving past the palm tree grove near their home after a quiet evening shopping for toys for his younger cousins

1 year ago·United States

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abc News

Spiking violence strains sectarian ties in Iraqi province

The Iraqi province of Diyala has seen a spike in bloody attacks over the past month that killed at least 19 civilians, including women and children

1 year ago·United States

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The Washington Post

Spiking violence strains sectarian ties in Iraqi province

The Iraqi province of Diyala has seen a spike in bloody attacks over the past month that killed at least 19 civilians, including women and children

1 year ago

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Spiking violence strains sectarian ties in Iraqi province

By YASMINE MOSIMANN Associated Press MUQDADIYAH, Iraq (AP) — Hussein Maytham and his family were driving past the palm tree grove near their home after a quiet evening shopping for toys for his younger cousins when their car hit a bomb planted on the moon-lit road. “I only remember the explosion,” Maytham, 16, said weakly from his hospital bed, his pale arms speckled brown by shrapnel. The attack took place earlier this month in the Shiite-major…

1 year ago·Colorado Springs, United States

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