Iraqis carry a victim of the triple bombing in Najaf. Authorities have blamed Ba'ath loyalists for the attack. Photo from Radio Free EuropeGunmen Attack Iraqi Charity in Baghdad -- New York Times
BAGHDAD — Gunmen killed four or five people at the offices of an Iraqi humanitarian group in a Sunni neighborhood in Baghdad at midday on Monday, and left a bomb for police responders, in a rare attack on a nongovernmental organization here.
Accounts of the attack, in the Adhamiya neighborhood, remained inconsistent on Monday. A police source, speaking on condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to comment, said the gunmen killed four employees of the organization, Mawteny, and injured the fifth. They left a bomb inside the office, which police and army officers disarmed, the police source said.
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