White House condemns Iraq attacks that leave 121 dead

The US has condemned the coordinated bomb attacks in Baghdad today that have killed at least 121 people.

Tue, 08 Dec, 2009 - 18:14

The US has condemned the coordinated bomb attacks in Baghdad today that have killed at least 121 people.

White House press secretary Robert Gibbs said Iraqi leaders are moving the country in the right direction, and that "there are clearly those who are threatened by that".

CONNECT WITH US TODAY

NEWSLETTERS

NOTIFICATIONS

Be the first to know the latest news and updates

more courts articles

Civil case taken by IRA victims ‘verged on show trial’, Gerry Adams says

IRA bomb victim ‘completely devastated’ as Gerry Adams court case discontinued

Gerry Adams welcomes ’emphatic end’ to High Court claim over IRA bombings

More in this section

Pakistan has conveyed US proposal; Turkey or Pakistan could host talks, senior Iranian official says

Russia says it shot down 389 Ukrainian drones as aerial barrage escalates

Japan conveys regrets to China after arrest of soldier over embassy break-in

<p>Matt Brittin, President, EMEA Business and Operations at Google addresses delegates during the Institute of Directors convention held at the Royal Albert Hall, London.</p>

Former Google executive Matt Brittin announced as BBC director-general

READ NOW

White House condemns Iraq attacks that leave 121 dead

Continue reading for €5

Former Google executive Matt Brittin announced as BBC director-general

Latest

Most Read