At least 65 people were killed Monday, as political divisions and sectarian tensions continue to feed violence throughout Iraq.
Security
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Persistent bombings have continued to disrupt Iraq's northern export pipeline, with repairs delayed by security problems.
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Due to security problems, repair crews cannot fix Iraq's northern export pipeline, which shut down after a May 7 incident.
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As overstretched Iraqi forces struggle to counter a violent Sunni uprising, Kurdistan's military has taken aggressive new positions around Kirkuk.
Iraq-Turkey Pipeline sabotage continues
Persistent bombings have continued to disrupt Iraq's northern export pipeline, with repairs delayed by security problems.
- Poor security stalls pipeline repairs
- Qaiyarah well burning, spewing toxic gas
- Deadly Akkas attack underscores Anbar volatility
- UPDATE: Ninewa pipeline bombed for the fifth time
- North Iraq pipeline bombings continue
Bombs, kidnappings, mistrust shake fragile nation
At least 65 people were killed Monday, as political divisions and sectarian tensions continue to feed violence throughout Iraq.
- Kurdish troops advance on Kirkuk
- Sectarian conflict ignites amidst protest crackdowns
- Violence escalates in protest clashes
- Car bomb strikes Erbil
- In disputed territories, a thin line between politics and violence
