Indahnya Islam itu, penuh berhiaskan darah dan sperma, hehehe... From: Bukan Pedanda <[email protected]> >To: [email protected] >Sent: Friday, January 6, 2012 9:18 PM >Subject: [proletar] Aljazeera: Shia pilgrims killed in Baghdad explosions > > > > >Mereka trus saja saling berbunuhan... > >Middle East >Shia pilgrims killed in Baghdad explosions >Bombs in Iraqi capital kill at least two people, a day after blasts left at >least 70 dead amid growing sectarian fears. >Last Modified: 06 Jan 2012 11:26 > >Friday's attacks come a day after the nation's bloodiest violence in a year, >which left at least 70 people dead [Reuters] > >Multiple explosions in Baghdad have killed at least two Shias, officials have >said, a day after a wave of bombings killed more than 70 people, further >deepening the country's sectarian divide at a time of ongoing political crisis. > >Four explosions rocked central Baghdad around noon, Dahr Jamail, Al Jazeera's >correspondent in the Iraqi capital, reported. > >"There were ... three roadside bombs across Baghdad, with a total of two dead >and 20 wounded, the vast majority of those being Shia pilgrims," he said. > >Rockets were fired against Baghdad's Green Zone, the hub of international >presence in the city, as Iraq's military marked its anniversary with a parade >on Friday. > >"We heard several explosions, and our sources say two of those were within the >Green Zone," said Jamail. > >Some of the explosions were rockets and mortar rounds, police said. At least >two buildings in northern and central Baghdad were hit, leaving 10 injured. > >Co-ordinated attacks > >The wave of attacks, which comes after the country's bloodiest day of violence >in a year, occurred in the prelude to the Shia holy day of Arbaeen, when >followers travel to Karbala to mark the end of 40 days of mourning for Imam >al-Hussein, the grandson of the Prophet Muhammad. > >On Thursday, co-ordinated attacks targeted Shia Muslims and their communities, >leading to an atmosphere of fear that recalls the bloody sectarian war from >2006 to 2007. > >In the morning, a bomb planted on a parked motorcycle, and another two >roadside devices, killed at least nine people and wounded 35 others in the >impoverished Sadr City district in northeastern Baghdad, sources said. > >"There was a group of day labourers gathered, waiting to be hired for work. >Someone brought his small motorcycle and parked it nearby," said a police >officer at the scene who declined to be named. > >"A few minutes later it blew up, killed some people, wounded others and burned >some cars." > >Two bomb attacks in Kadhimiyah, another predominantly Shia district in >Baghdad's north, killed another 15 people and wounded 31, an interior ministry >official said. > >In the afternoon, a suicide bomber struck Shia pilgrims on their way to the >holy city of Karbala. The attack, near Nasiriyah about 200km south of Baghdad, >killed at least 45 Iraqis, according to police and hospital reports. > >"Political leaders fight each other for power, and we pay the price," said >Ahmed Khalaf, a labourer near the site of attacks, in reference to the >political tension between Sunni and Shia leaders. > >Arrest warrant > >Last month, Nouri al-Maliki, the prime minister, ordered an arrest warrant >against his Sunni Vice President Tareq al-Hashimi on charges of terrorism. > >In a subsequent move, Maliki called for a vote of no confidence against Saleh >el-Mutlaq, the deputy prime minister and another leading Sunni politician. > >Since the warrant was issued, the Sunni-led Iraqiya political bloc has >boycotted parliament. > >Maliki on Wednesday stated that if the boycott continues, those participating >would be placed on "extended leave" and replacements would be found for their >positions. > >Further complicating the situation, the hardline Shia bloc, led by anti-US >cleric Moqtada al-Sadr, said it would not be a part of any negotiations that >include rival political group Asaeb al-Haq. > >Maliki recently stated that there could be no security in Iraq without >political stability. > > > > >
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