11 killed in Baghdad bombings

Car bombers struck twice in rapid succession in the Iraqi capital today, killing at least 11 people including an American soldier and wounding at least 16.

11 killed in Baghdad bombings
Sun, 10 Oct, 2004 - 19:24

Car bombers struck twice in rapid succession in the Iraqi capital today, killing at least 11 people including an American soldier and wounding at least 16.

The attacks came as US Defence Secretary Donald Rumsfeld warned that violence may increase as the January election approaches.

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