(1)Arms dump blast sets off series of explosions

BAGHDAD, Iraq - Houses on the outskirts of Baghdad were destroyed by a missile on April 26 after unidentified attackers fired flares into a coalition-controlled ammunition dump near the houses, setting off a series of explosions. (Kyodo)

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