At least 42 people were killed in three suicide bomb attacks in Iraq's Baghdad and a western city.
The attacks were carried out when the iftar and adult pension was withdrawn. Officials said on Tuesday the officials said Tuesday.These attacks were carried out in the wake of Iraqi forces's campaign to re-asseminate the occupied areas of the jihadist group in Mosul, former base of the Islamic State. The first suicide car bomb attack was carried out in an ice cream shop in Baghdad during holy Ramadan. The IS has claimed responsibility for the attack.Meanwhile, the ISI operates the second attack on the country's main pension office. In addition, a third bomb attack was carried out in an army checkpoint around 120 miles west of Baghdad.22-year-old Haider Hussein was sitting with his friends in a coffee shop near the popular ice cream parlor al-Fakma in the central Karada area of the capital. He said, a captain of the police tried to stop a white pickup truck from entering the area. But the driver, ignoring the barriers, entered the truck and exploded the truck. The explosion exploded in the blast and the ruins of the building were knocked out. Hussain was hit by the blasts on his hands and legs after falling to the ground. At least 16 people were killed and 75 wounded in the attacks.
