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ISIS Kills 31 In Tikrit, Includes 14 Police Officers
At least 31 people were killed, including 14 police officers, and more than 40 wounded in attacks overnight by ISIS terrorists in the northern Iraqi city of Tikrit.
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12 Killed In Terrorist Attacks North Of Iraq's Tirkit: Security Sources
Twelve people were killed on Saturday when terrorists attacked a police checkpoint north of Tikrit and then detonated a car bomb at the entrance to the city, Iraqi police and military sources said.
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US Drone Killed 2 Iranian Troops in Iraq: State Media
Two Iranian Revolutionary Guardsmen were killed by a US drone in the Iraqi city of Tikrit, Iranian state media said on Monday, in a report that was denied by the Pentagon.
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Islamic State Attacks Iraq's Ramadi With 7 Car Bombs, Says Police
The Islamic State jihadist group launched a coordinated attack on government-held areas of the western Iraqi city of Ramadi on today, involving seven almost simultaneous suicide car bombs, police said.
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US Suicide Bomber Carried Out Iraq Attack, Says Islamic State
The Islamic State group said today a US citizen carried out a suicide attack against Iraqi forces involved in an operation to retake the jihadist-held city of Tikrit.
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Iraqi Forces Launch String of Attacks on Sunni Militants
Iraqi forces launched a string of attacks on Sunni militants on Tuesday, including at Saddam Hussein's hometown Tikrit, as US President Barack Obama declared his firmest commitment yet to targeting jihadists.
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Iraqi Forces Battle to Drive Jihadists From Saddam's Home Town
Iraqi forces launched an offensive on Tuesday to drive Islamic State fighters out of Tikrit, hometown of executed dictator Saddam Hussein, while the militants warned they would attack Americans "in any place".
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Iraqi Army Launches New Assault on Tikrit: Sources
Iraq's army launched an assault on Tuesday morning to try to retake the militant-held northern Iraqi city of Tikrit, an officer and a soldier involved in the attack told Reuters.
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Militants target Iraq security forces as 40 killed
Militants killed 25 Iraqi security forces in a wave of attacks on Thursday, and 15 other people died in other attacks including 10 mourners in twin bombings, officials said.
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Death toll in Iraq violence up to 45, United Nations urges talks to end crisis
The death toll in Iraq violence has gone up to 45 after more attacks on Tuesday evening, the latest in a spate of unrest sparking concerns the country could be sliding back to all-out sectarian war.
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ISIS Kills 31 In Tikrit, Includes 14 Police Officers
At least 31 people were killed, including 14 police officers, and more than 40 wounded in attacks overnight by ISIS terrorists in the northern Iraqi city of Tikrit.
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12 Killed In Terrorist Attacks North Of Iraq's Tirkit: Security Sources
Twelve people were killed on Saturday when terrorists attacked a police checkpoint north of Tikrit and then detonated a car bomb at the entrance to the city, Iraqi police and military sources said.
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US Drone Killed 2 Iranian Troops in Iraq: State Media
Two Iranian Revolutionary Guardsmen were killed by a US drone in the Iraqi city of Tikrit, Iranian state media said on Monday, in a report that was denied by the Pentagon.
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Islamic State Attacks Iraq's Ramadi With 7 Car Bombs, Says Police
The Islamic State jihadist group launched a coordinated attack on government-held areas of the western Iraqi city of Ramadi on today, involving seven almost simultaneous suicide car bombs, police said.
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US Suicide Bomber Carried Out Iraq Attack, Says Islamic State
The Islamic State group said today a US citizen carried out a suicide attack against Iraqi forces involved in an operation to retake the jihadist-held city of Tikrit.
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Iraqi Forces Launch String of Attacks on Sunni Militants
Iraqi forces launched a string of attacks on Sunni militants on Tuesday, including at Saddam Hussein's hometown Tikrit, as US President Barack Obama declared his firmest commitment yet to targeting jihadists.
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Iraqi Forces Battle to Drive Jihadists From Saddam's Home Town
Iraqi forces launched an offensive on Tuesday to drive Islamic State fighters out of Tikrit, hometown of executed dictator Saddam Hussein, while the militants warned they would attack Americans "in any place".
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Iraqi Army Launches New Assault on Tikrit: Sources
Iraq's army launched an assault on Tuesday morning to try to retake the militant-held northern Iraqi city of Tikrit, an officer and a soldier involved in the attack told Reuters.
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Militants target Iraq security forces as 40 killed
Militants killed 25 Iraqi security forces in a wave of attacks on Thursday, and 15 other people died in other attacks including 10 mourners in twin bombings, officials said.
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Death toll in Iraq violence up to 45, United Nations urges talks to end crisis
The death toll in Iraq violence has gone up to 45 after more attacks on Tuesday evening, the latest in a spate of unrest sparking concerns the country could be sliding back to all-out sectarian war.
