Illustration (Afp/Lukisatrio)it was done as retaliation for alleged criminal acts committed by Shiite-led Governments in Sunni areas of the capital.Washington (Reuters)-Islamic State of Iraq (ISI), which is the leading group of Al-Qaida in Iraq declared as perpetrators of a wave of bombings, which menyasar the Shiites in Baghdad and killed at least 21 people on Sunday.
A wave of bombings was done at a time when Iraq is fighting to face protests and a political crisis.
The Islamic State of Iraq (ISI), the Al-Qaeda affiliate, claimed responsibility for a wave of bombings "and suggested it was done as retaliation for alleged criminal acts committed by Shiite-led Governments in Sunni areas of the capital," said the SITE monitoring service, which tracks internet forum among hardliners.
Three car bombs struck the slums of Sadr City in the North of the city, a car bomb exploded in the Al-Ameen, Husseiniyah and Kamaliyah in the East, while a roadside bomb exploded in Karrada in central Baghdad, said the security officers and medical.
Another roadside bomb exploded in the Saidiyah in southern the capital. So reported the AFP-Afp, monitored here on Monday.
The Group of Al-Qaida leader widely seen as weaker than during the height of sectarian bloodshed in Iraq from 2006 to 2008, but is still able to perform attacks that inflict mass casualties on a regular basis.
(H-AK)
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