Bomb explosions rock Baghdad, four injured

Bomb explosions rock Baghdad, four injured

BAGHDAD, Iraq - Iraqi citizens stand beside a hole left by a bomb blast outside the Baghdad High Court building on Nov. 11. Multiple explosions rocked central Baghdad on the evening of Nov. 11 in apparent attacks on U.S.-led coalition forces, injuring at least four people, including three members of the Coalition Provisional Authority (CPA), the U.S. military said. (Kyodo)

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