Iraqi recruitment center car blast kills many in Baghdad
A car bomb exploded near a Baghdad military recruitment center killing about 41 people and injuring nearly 150 as hopeful Iraqis lined up for jobs with security forces. Officials said most victims were Iraqis seeking work because of high unemployment amid postwar upheaval. No Americans were hurt.
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Blasts show shift in Zarqawi tactic in Iraq attacks
In Iraq, Abu Musab al-Zarqawi is seen shifting to simpler, more frequent car bombings aimed at disrupting the U.S. led handover. Officials say as many as 250 car bombs could be launched, with recent blast killing at least 35 and wounding 138 among job seekers and security forces.
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