New victims of angry demonstrations .. killed and wounded in mysterious explosions in Baghdad

BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Six people were killed late Tuesday in three near simultaneous blasts in different districts of Baghdad, medical and security sources said.

The attacks, which were not immediately claimed by anyone, took place at a time when Iraq has been plagued by bloody demand and social protests for two months.

Anatolian quoted a captain as saying that the bombings took place in Bayaa (southwest), municipalities (east) and al-Shaab (northeast).

He said the blasts took place through two booby-trapped motorcycles and an explosive device, killing and wounding people.

Dead by demonstrations
This happened at a time when three demonstrators were confirmed killed Tuesday in Karbala and central Baghdad, while plumes of black smoke billowed in cities in southern Iraq after the burning of protesters tires to close main roads and bridges.

In the middle of a cloud of tear gas while he was trying to protect himself, "one protester was killed by a rubber bullet in the head," according to a medical source explained that "the paramedics transported 18 other demonstrators who were injured by gas and rubber bullets at the bridge Ahrar" in the capital.

At this bridge close to Tahrir Square, the main protest center, the scenes of clashes are daily. Some 350 people have been killed in the protests until Tuesday.

According to Al Jazeera correspondent, sources confirmed that one demonstrator was killed in the city of Karbala before Morocco in clashes between demonstrators and security forces that used tear gas and live bullets.

The sources added that dozens were injured, most of them suffocated cases, some of them serious.

Iraqi riot police dispersed heavily in several streets in Baghdad and forced the protesters to retreat to the scene of the protests. In the south, several cities witnessed clashes between protesters and security forces that caused injuries. in the city.

And spread through social networking sites video shows the influx of large numbers of university students in Baghdad heading to Tahrir Square, where the center of protests in the capital, in order to support the demonstrations that have been going on for more than a month.

Security forces sometimes fire with live ammunition. The demonstrators reaffirm their continued movement until their demands are fulfilled, even if it costs them their lives.

Protesters have been demanding since October 1 to reform the political system and change the entire ruling class they consider corrupt. Protesters also attack Iran, accusing it of interfering in the country's internal affairs.