In a busy coffee shop and across Iraq's other goals late Thursday a bomb blast killed at least 22 people, police and medical officials said.
North and south of Baghdad, scores of young people gathered in a pass, watch televised football game cafes tore up two exploded, killing eight people were killed, police and medical sources said.
Police said that in the city of Baquba, the other two in the cafe explosion killed 10 people, about 50 kilometers (30 miles) northeast of Baghdad.
In a cafe near the town, 65 kilometers (40 miles) south of Baghdad Jbela another bomb exploded, killing three people and is connected to the car's "sticky bomb" killings of civilians in Iskandariya, 40 kilometers (25 miles) south of Baghdad, police said.
Violence in Iraq has grown since early this year, can be used alone killed more than 1,000 people, making it the largest since 2006-07 sectarian bloodletting month.
From the country's Sunni Muslim minority, feeling sidelined after the US-led invasion overthrew former dictator Saddam Hussein and authorization majority Shiite insurgents, including the "base" organization branch in Iraq has recruitment.
Syria has inflamed sectarian tensions in the civil war, which quickly spread to the entire region is a proxy war in Iraq and elsewhere in the Shiite and Sunni fighters learn to play both sides of the conflict.
The latest bomb attack in Baghdad, Iraqis celebrated the end of the sanctions more than two years ago, former President Saddam Hussein's 1990 invasion of Kuwait through the UN Security Council to move.
 



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