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    U.N.: 317 Iraqis killed in violence, armed conflict during April

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    U.N.: 317 Iraqis killed in violence, armed conflict during April Empty U.N.: 317 Iraqis killed in violence, armed conflict during April

    Post by jedi17 Mon 01 May 2017, 12:06 pm

    U.N.: 317 Iraqis killed in violence, armed conflict during April



    Baghdad (IraqiNews.com) Violence and armed conflicts claimed the lives of 317 Iraqis and caused injuries to 403 others during the month of April, according to a monthly United Nations count, signalling a drop from last month’s numbers.

    According to the United Nations Assistance Mission in Iraq (UNAMI), Nineveh, where U.S.-backed Iraqi government troops are caught up in battles against Islamic State militants in Mosul since October, was the most affected governorate, with 276 casualties (153 killed, 123 injured). Baghdad Governorate followed with 55 killed and 179 injured. Salahuddin came third, with 15 killed and 43 injured.

    The overall count is a drop from March’s 1115.

    “Daesh (Islamic State) terrorists have detonated car bombs in residential neighbourhoods in Mosul and attacked civilians desperately fleeing the fighting as the security forces liberate more territory from the terrorists,” said U.N representative to Iraq, Yan Kubic.

    “But Daesh’s atrocities were not confined to the combat zones and spared no one. They have struck in liberated areas where people are trying to rebuild their lives, using suicide bombers as in the attack in the Sunni heartland of Tikrit in Salah Al-Din Governorate earlier in April. They have also attacked with a suicide bombing in the Karrada neighbourhood of the Iraqi capital of Baghdad last weekend,” he added.

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