BAGHDAD, Iraq - A suicide car bomber shattered a relative lull in Baghdad's violence Monday, killing at least 26 people in a blast that touched off raging fires and a blizzard of bloodstained paper from a popular book market.
It was the largest bombing in the capital in three days, and came on the heels of a major push by nearly 1,200 U.S. and Iraqi troops into Sadr City, a Shiite militia stronghold and base for fighters loyal to radical cleric Muqtada al-Sadr.
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One again over in Afghanistan it would seem that NATO forces have killed even more civilians in an air attack in which a home was hit. Nine were killed in this attack of which two were children. Source
If the US keeps dropping bombs and shooting the Afghani civilians, the Taliban and al-Qaeda will be the least of America's worries.
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Iranian general's disappearance a mystery
JERUSALEM, March 5 (UPI) -- The disappearance of Iranian Gen. Ali Reza Askari in Istanbul has Arabic media suggesting the CIA or Israel abducted him, the Jerusalem Post reported.
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