Iraq Violence Persists Despite Pledge for Increased Security -- Wall Street Journal/AP
BAGHDAD -- A bomb attached to a small truck exploded Friday at the entrance of a wholesale vegetable market, an Iraqi police official said, a day after Iraq's prime minister promised increased security at checkpoints near government buildings and markets.
The truck passed through an Iraqi police checkpoint in southern Baghdad but wasn't searched minutes before exploding at the front gate of the market, killing two and wounding 20, said the official.
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Baghdad blasts 'were inside job' -- BBC
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Civil war in Iraq is still a real possibility -- Sunday Herald
US military deaths in Iraq war at 4,334 -- AP
My Comment: The Iraqi Government is restoring the concrete barriers that separates the different ethnic communities in Baghdad. I guess that says it all .... an admission that Iraq is not ready for peace at the present time.
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