At least 11 people were killed and dozens injured Monday's explosion hit cities in Iraq, including a number of attacks in Baghdad, a suicide bomber targeted a police checkpoint in a car, authorities said.
Attacks in the capital in Kirkuk, Tuz Khurmato and Samarra, north and south of Nasiriyah, came days before Iraqis vote test, the U.S. military to leave the country political stability in provincial elections .
No one has claimed responsibility for the attacks, but the "base" organization wing, the Islamic State of Iraq, and other Sunni Islamist groups against the government led by Shiite Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki.
Iraqis vote on Saturday, the votes in the 2014 parliamentary elections, which will test Maliki's Shiite and Sunni opponents political forces on the members of the provincial council.
10 years later, the US-led invasion, to recover the "base" organization the ground in Iraq, especially in the western desert near the Syrian border. Islamic State of Iraq, said it has teamed up al-Nusra ex-combatants in Syria.
 



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