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Clashes between followers of Shiite leader Muqtada Al-Sadr and Iran-backed militias affiliated with the Coordination Framework led by former Prime Minister Nouri Al-Maliki have intensified fears among many Iraqis that the violence would spill into civil war. The political turmoil has also alarmed neighboring countries. Turkey urged its citizens to avoid traveling to Baghdad

Iraqi security officials say four militiamen have been killed in reprisal attacks between rival Shiite militia groups

Attacks come days after violent clashes in Baghdad

Four militants were killed in reprisal attacks between rival Shiite militia groups in southern Iraq, two security officials said Thursday, after violent clashes in Baghdad brought the country to the precipice of street warfare. Iraqi security forces were swiftly deployed in the southern oil-rich city of Basra to contain the violence that erupted overnight between…

BAGHDAD (AP) — Four militants were killed in reprisal attacks between rival Shiite militia groups in southern Iraq, two security officials said Thursd

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Iraqi security officials say four militiamen have been killed in reprisal attacks between rival Shiite militia groups

Political crisis in Iraq showed little sign of abating Wednesday despite fresh push for negotiations

The recent extensive armed confrontations, the storming of the Presidential Palace that is a state symbol, and the casualties have all made Baghdad a more