Bombers strike Mosul and Baghdad in deadly weekend
U.S. and Iraqi officials report two suicide style car bombings in Mosul killing at least six and wounding dozens, plus a separate Baghdad blast that killed seven. Two Iraqi soldiers died in sniper attacks in Baghdad. Government vows security steps to protect Christians in Mosul amid Sunni extremist violence. Five Iraqis, including three children, were among Mosul casualties. A second Mosul attack targeted police, with twenty five wounded. Bayaa district bombing in Baghdad left seven dead and nine wounded.
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North Korea to restart nuclear disablement at Yongbyon
North Korea says it will resume dis ablement work at its Yongbyon nuclear complex and permit U S and SAEA inspections to verify the process. The Foreign Ministry statement follows Washington’s move to remove Pyongyang from its terrorism sponsorship list, carried by KCNA.
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