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At least 12 dead in Iraq violence | At least 12 dead in Iraq violence |
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At least 12 people have been killed in Iraq in a number of attacks a day after Prime Minister Nouri Maliki announced a new drive to boost security in Baghdad. | At least 12 people have been killed in Iraq in a number of attacks a day after Prime Minister Nouri Maliki announced a new drive to boost security in Baghdad. |
Four civilians were killed in a mortar barrage in central Baghdad and an attack on an education ministry official killed two bodyguards. | Four civilians were killed in a mortar barrage in central Baghdad and an attack on an education ministry official killed two bodyguards. |
A car bomb in Hilla, south of Baghdad, killed one person and injured 12 more. | A car bomb in Hilla, south of Baghdad, killed one person and injured 12 more. |
Earlier Iraq's army said it killed 30 militants in a Baghdad clash thought to mark the start of the new drive. | Earlier Iraq's army said it killed 30 militants in a Baghdad clash thought to mark the start of the new drive. |
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'New strategy' | 'New strategy' |
Prime Minister Maliki said Iraqi forces would carry out the new campaign, backed up by US forces on call. | Prime Minister Maliki said Iraqi forces would carry out the new campaign, backed up by US forces on call. |
This comes just days before President George W Bush is due to announce his new strategy for Iraq. | This comes just days before President George W Bush is due to announce his new strategy for Iraq. |
He has said he is in favour of sending thousands more soldiers to Iraq, despite opposition to the idea in the new Democrat-controlled Congress. | He has said he is in favour of sending thousands more soldiers to Iraq, despite opposition to the idea in the new Democrat-controlled Congress. |
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