A wave of bombings across Iraq and Ihsanoglu considered attacks on Iraq a blow to Turkey

A wave of bombings across Iraq and Ihsanoglu considered attacks on Iraq a blow to Turkey






BAGHDAD / obelisk: At the time he tries to Iraq rift in its relations with regional and rest of the world that seemed features clear visiting Turkish Foreign Minister Daoud Ahmed Davutoglu to Baghdad on Sunday morning, he seeks to win the Regional Working to address the fragility of the political situation and internal security, which reaps Among other period and the lives of innocent citizens.

And reflected fragility in the security situation on Sunday in several bombings in Baghdad and a number of provinces across the terrorist attacks have been used car bombs and improvised explosive devices in addition to the armed attack against innocent people, killing four civilians and wounded five others when a car bomb in a garage to spend Mahmudiya, south of Baghdad, while a bomb pink device in the area in the district towns, killing two civilians and wounding four others were injured, at a time in which civilians were killed and three others wounded when a roadside bomb another inside a popular market in Husniyah area north of Baghdad.

As a civilian was killed and an employee at the Ministry of Finance in two separate attacks in the Sulaikh and people north of the capital.

In the province of Muthanna, five people were killed and fifteen wounded detonated two car bombs simultaneously in the city of Samawah, where it exploded inside a laboratory for the first license plate switch the city center, while the second exploded targeted مسعفي the victims of the first blast.

Four civilians were killed and eight others injured when a two car bombs targeting a funeral procession in the military district in Basra.

In the province of Diwaniya, three civilians were killed and five wounded when a car bomb targeted civilians housing Street near downtown food pantries.

In northern Iraq, a suicide bombing targeted a belt follow recruiting center for the Iraqi army north of the city of Mosul, killing one civilian and wounding three others wounded in an initial toll.

In Babil province, a car bomb exploded without casualties at the entrance to 40 Street in the center of Hilla.

Coinciding with security incidents, said Turkish Foreign Minister said in a statement on "the need for cooperation and coordination between Ankara and Baghdad, at all levels, especially in relation to ongoing developments in the region", calling for "activating the work of the joint committees between the two countries in preparation for the visit of the Prime Minister's upcoming visit to Turkey" .

The statement condemned the "terrorist acts against Iraq," and said that any "attack on Iraq is an attack on Turkey," he said, adding that "Turkey is ready to cooperate and coordinate with Iraq, even on the level of intelligence."

He pointed out that "Iraq and Turkey stand against inciting sectarian strife in the region", calling for "a broader regional cooperation in this area," and stressed "the need to double the bilateral consultation with regard to developments in the region particularly Syrian affairs."

With regard to the terrorist attacks bombers in Iraq, announced the senior agent for the Iraqi Ministry of Interior Adnan al-Asadi, Saturday past, killing more than 90 terrorists and suicide at the hands of security forces during the month of October last year in Baghdad and the Iraqi provinces.

Asadi said at Matmrakd in Baghdad in solidarity with the security forces, "The Anbar province experienced during last October killed more than 40 terrorists and suicide, while witnessed the capital Baghdad and other Iraqi provinces has killed more than 50 terrorists and suicide at the hands of security forces."

"The dozens of militants from Afghanistan, Chechnya, Libya, Tunisia and Morocco entered into Iraq to kill his sons," adding that "those who came to fight in Syria, when behind closed doors to return to their home countries entered into Iraq."

He said the senior agent for the Iraqi Interior Ministry, saying that "in 2011 and 2012 decreased violence in Iraq by a large margin amounted to 80 per cent," adding that "the repercussions of the events in Syria have caused in the growth of such acts inside Iraq."

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