4 US Soldiers Killed by an Iraqi Soldier, 14 Iraqis Killed in Two Bombings, Government Admit Funding Murderous Sectarian Militias, According to November 12, 2008 News Reports

Editor's Note (Below)

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Yaqen.net reported the following Tuesday news:

- Iraqi Ministry of Interior announced laying off 62,000 employees, who were members of the sectarian militias (Shi'i Badr and Mahdi Army militias) for killing other (Sunni) Iraqis, just because of their different religious sect.

This is a very serious admission that most of the sectarian violence was perpetrated by the US-backed Iraqi sectarian government, through government-paid paid militiamen.

- Four US soldiers were killed today, three were injured by an Iraqi soldier in Mosul today. The soldier, Barazan Muhammed Abdullah, is from Telkif. He used his machine gun, which was mounted on the army pick up truck when the US patrol passed by him in Al-Zunjili area, in Mosul.

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12 killed, 60 wounded in bombing in Baghdad

November 12, 2008 - 04:56:39
BAGHDAD / Aswat al-Iraq:

12 people were killed and 60 others were wounded in a dual bombing with a booby-trapped car and roadside bomb at al-Neairiya neighborhood, eastern Baghdad, a source from the Iraqi police said on Wednesday.

“The incident took place at a bus station,” the source told Aswat al-Iraq.
“The car bomb went off first, and then was followed by the roadside bomb,” he added.
MH (P)/SR

Car bomb kills 2, injures 8 in central Baghdad

November 12, 2008 - 07:48:10
BAGHDAD / Aswat al-Iraq:

Two civilians were killed and eight others were wounded in a car bomb explosion in central Baghdad on Wednesday, a police source said.

“A car crammed with explosives went off in a garage in al-Nasr square in central Baghdad, killing two and injuring eight,” the source told Aswat al-Iraq.
“The explosion caused material damage to a number if nearby vehicles,” he noted.

SH (P)

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