The attack occurred southwest of Baghdad and targeted members of a government-backed militia, Sons of Iraq , also known as the Sahwa, who were waiting to collect their pay. Early reports say the attacks killed at least three soldiers and injured an additional thirteen, while three accountants died and four more were wounded. It's not yet clear who the remaining casualties are. A second suicide bombing took place in Western Iraq, when an attacker fired upon Sahwa militants in Al-Qa'im before blowing himself up, killing three people, with six more injured.
The attack occurred southwest of Baghdad and targeted members of a government-backed militia, , also known as the Sahwa, who were waiting to collect their pay. Early reports say the attacks killed at least three soldiers and injured an additional thirteen, while three accountants died and four more were wounded. It's not yet clear who the remaining casualties are. A second suicide bombing took place in Western Iraq, when an attacker fired upon Sahwa militants in before blowing himself up, killing three people, with six more injured.
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Sons of Iraq
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Al-Qa'im