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Assyrian Killed in Kirkuk Car Bombing
(ZNDA: Kirkuk) A U.S. soldier takes a picture of the wreckage of a car bomb which
exploded in Kirkuk, Iraq, Wednesday, Nov. 2, 2005. According to
Iraqi police the blast killed one person and wounded nine.
(AP Photo/Yahya Ahmed)
On Wednesday, 2 November at 5:00 p.m., a car bomb exploded near the Church of Mar Giwargis in the Assyrian quarters of Almas district in Kirkuk. According to Iraqi police the blast killed one person and wounded nine. The 18-year-old who was killed in the bombing was named Sarmad Fadi Kamil, an Assyrian from Kirkuk. His father was injured in the explosion.
The bomb was reportedly aimed at the U.S. consular vehicle. The passing US convoy that is believed to have been the target of the attack escaped unscathed.
Kirkuk is the disputed oil-city in the north, home to Kurdish, Arab, Turkomen, and Assyrian residents.
http://www.nineveh.com/Assyrian%20Killed%20in%20Kirkuk%20Car%20Bombing.html
(ZNDA: Kirkuk) A U.S. soldier takes a picture of the wreckage of a car bomb which
exploded in Kirkuk, Iraq, Wednesday, Nov. 2, 2005. According to
Iraqi police the blast killed one person and wounded nine.
(AP Photo/Yahya Ahmed)
On Wednesday, 2 November at 5:00 p.m., a car bomb exploded near the Church of Mar Giwargis in the Assyrian quarters of Almas district in Kirkuk. According to Iraqi police the blast killed one person and wounded nine. The 18-year-old who was killed in the bombing was named Sarmad Fadi Kamil, an Assyrian from Kirkuk. His father was injured in the explosion.
The bomb was reportedly aimed at the U.S. consular vehicle. The passing US convoy that is believed to have been the target of the attack escaped unscathed.
Kirkuk is the disputed oil-city in the north, home to Kurdish, Arab, Turkomen, and Assyrian residents.
http://www.nineveh.com/Assyrian%20Killed%20in%20Kirkuk%20Car%20Bombing.html