A suicide bomber attacked a convoy of Iraqi troops in the northern city of Mosul early Monday, killing at least 22 soldiers and three passers-by, police said.
Bomber drove a car packed with explosives in Mosul, 390 km east of Kokchali area (240 miles) north of Baghdad in a military convoy, blowing himself and his car.
"A suicide bomber fleet, when it stopped at the middle of the road, he blew up his car back, said:" The police at the scene, who requested anonymity because he was not authorized to speak to the media .
Police say western Mosul, a separate attack killed four policemen were killed.
It is not clear who was behind the blast, but suicide bombings are "base" organization's logo, in Mosul, Iraq's Sunni-dominated Nineveh province's third largest city and capital restructuring.
Rebel groups, such as the "base" organization of Iraq's Sunni, Shiite domination unhappy because the US-led invasion that toppled Saddam Hussein in 2003 has been found between willing recruits.
These attacks are the latest in a campaign of violence across Iraq, has sparked a return to full-blown conflict, Kurdish, Shiite and Sunni Muslims in a country yet to find a stable way to share power.
The two main sects of Islam has been the relationship between the civil war from Syria, have been developed from Iraq and other parts of the Shia and Sunni fighters against each other under further strain.
Nearly 600 people have been killed in militant attacks across Iraq so far this month, according to the violence monitoring group Iraq Body Count.
This is still well below the height of bloodletting in 2006-07, sometimes monthly death toll exceeded 3,000.
 



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