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60 Iraqis Killed in Various Attacks on July 5, 2007, Including 16 Executed by Death Squads

 

Iraq News Agency (INA):

The Iraq News Agency (INA) reported that 43 Iraqis were killed on July 5, 2007 in addition to 17 who were killed yesterday but not reported before.

- 16 bodies of Iraqis executed by death squads were found in Baghdad today.

- A person was killed and four were injured in an explosion in Kirkuk.

- 26 were killed in various attacks, 17 were injured.

- 17 people were killed in Al-Miqdadiya by US air strikes yesterday and were not reported.

Associated Press (AP):

The (US) Associated Press news agency (AP) reported no Iraqi or US war news today July 3, 2007. 

 

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