(1)Explosion occurs in Samawah, no casualties

(1)Explosion occurs in Samawah, no casualties

SAMAWAH, Iraq - Broken windowpanes remain scattered on the street near the site of an explosion that shook a residential area in the center of the southern Iraqi city of Samawah on Feb. 12. A local security official called it a mortar attack.

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