Residents inspect a damaged church after a bomb attack in central Kirkuk, on Monday, August 15, as scores of people were killed across the country in a spate of nationwide violence, just months ahead of a pullout of US forces. A parked car bomb and a motorcycle bomb killed one person and wounded 12 others in central Kirkuk.
— Ako Rasheed / X80014
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Iraqi security forces inspect damages after two car bombs, one of which was detonated by a suicide attacker, detonated in the holy Shiite city of Najaf, on Monday.
— Qassem Zein / AFP
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Residents gather at the site of bomb attacks in Kut, 93 miles southeast of Baghdad, on Monday. Two bombs tore through a public square in the southern Iraqi city of Kut, killing at least 37 people in the worst in a string of bombings and suicide attacks across the country, officials said.
— Stringer/iraq / X80014
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Iraqi policemen transfer a wounded comrade to a local hospital after he was injured in a car bomb attack in Najaf, southern Iraq, on Monday.
— Khider Abbas / EPA
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Iraqis inspect damages following a blast in the Mansur neighborhood of Baghdad on Monday.
— Khalil Al-murshidi / AFP
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Iraqi security forces inspect the site of a suicide car bomber plowed his vehicle into a checkpoint outside a police building just outside the holy city of Najaf on Monday.