A suicide bomber blew herself up in the mourning ceremony a shi 'ite mosque in Iraq on Monday, killing at least 22 people were killed, police said.
Explosion down mig dady mosque in the town, 80 km (50 miles) northeast of Baghdad shia, ceiling crush marks in recent a roadside bomb killed one police officer was killed.
Police said the death toll could rise, because people still trapped in the rubble.
Violence is part of the ongoing movement militant attacks, because in this year began a wider conflict, a national, ethnic kurds, shiites and sunnis have not found a stable power-sharing compromises, prompt warning.
A separate suicide bomb attacks on shia areas, the city of baquba, about 50 km (30 miles) northeast of Baghdad, in a cafe with Monday's death toll to 27.
No group immediately claimed responsibility, but suicide bomb attack is "base" organization of local branches of the islamic state of Iraq, security experts say that in recent months has returned to the strength of the trademark.
Insurgents have recruited from Iraq's sunni and shia rule, since the overthrow of saddam hussein in 2003, the us-led invasion.
Sectarian tensions have caused inflammation in neighbouring Syria's civil war, this is the proxy war quickly spread to the whole area, shia and sunni fighters play on both sides of the conflict in Iraq and elsewhere.
Police said, highlighting the risk spillover, security forces destroyed the rebel camp on Monday near the town of Iraqi Baaj, about 30 kilometers from the Syrian border, killing 10 gunmen, who is not origin in Iraq.
Three members of the security forces died in the conflict.
Militant attacks across Iraq killed in the number of people reached $761 in June, the United Nations, said on Monday it is still well below the 2006-07 bleed every month due to the death, will sometimes break through 3000.
Now have better equipment and training the Iraqi army, but the lack of comprehensive capability of intellectual resources and air cover, tracking insurgents, they enjoyed in December 2011 before American troops withdraw.



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