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11 Iraqis killed in various attacks in Iraq

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Some 11 Iraqis including civilians and members of the security forces were killed in attacks and clashes in various areas in Iraq.

Two Iraqi civilians were killed in clashes that took place between unidentified gunmen and the Iraqi security forces early morning on Friday in al-Jameaa (university) quarters, west of Baghdad.

One member of the Maghaweir forces, of the Iraqi ministry of interior, was killed, and other two injured, when one bomb blew up when their vehicle was running in al-Doura area south of Baghdad. In al-Sedeyah area southern west of Baghdad, one police man and one civilian were killed in a bomb explosion.

One armed group whose members wore uniforms of the Iraqi army attacked a residential house in al-Imam area, 60 km south Baghdad, where the house keeper and his son, working in agriculture, were killed.

Gunmen opened fire at a car in an area, 65 km south of Baghdad and this resulted in killing two of its passengers. In Baqouba, 60 km northeast of Iraq, two civilians were killed by unidentified gunmen.

Amid deterioration of the security conditions, the security issue is expected to be on top of the election programs of the competing sides in the legislative elections which will be held on Thursday.

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