Roadside bomb explodes in Samawah, Australian vehicle damaged

Roadside bomb explodes in Samawah, Australian vehicle damaged

SAMAWAH, Iraq - Residents examine a hole in the southern Iraqi city of Samawah on May 31 believed to have been made when a roadside bomb exploded as a motorcade of Australian and Japanese forces passed by. An Australian vehicle was damaged in the accident.

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