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The Diyala Police Are Denying an Armed Attack in a City with Punishment.

Diyala police deny that there was an armed attack in the city of Sumeria News - Amni police command of the Diyala district, on Sunday, reported an armed attack in the town of Baqba.

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The Diyala Police Are Denying an Armed Attack in a City with Punishment.

Diyala police deny that there was an armed attack in the city of Sumeria News - Amni police command of the Diyala district, on Sunday, reported an armed attack in the town of Baqba.

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