World News Atlas
Iraq
2006
May
| Iraq, May 2006 Timeline | Thursday, November 27 | Author |
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| May.1 | USA | Poll: Iraq mission may be impossible | ||||
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| May.2 | Baghdad | 14 more bodies found | ||||
| May.3 | Sunni Triangle |
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| May.4 | Baghdad | Woman leaves suicide vest, kills 9 | ||||
| May.5 | Iraq | 3 U.S. soldiers killed in blast | ||||
| May.6 | Southern Iraq |
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| Crowds of Iraqis attacked troops with rocks and Molotov cocktail after a military helicopter crashed |
Basra
Fatal Basra crash sparks unrest British soldiers have clashed with Iraqis after UK servicemen died in a helicopter crash
Iraq
Holy city bomb kills many A suspected car bomb has exploded in the city of Karbala. 21 people were killed and 50 injured in the blast
Baghdad | President Talabani has said 1,000 people were killed last month in Baghdad as a result of sectarian violence |
Iraq | A spate of violence, concentrated near the capital, has claimed mostly civilians, and leveled 6 Shiite shrines |
Baghdad
Hussein: I am still the president The judge at his trial formally charged him with murder, torture of women and children
Baghdad
Testimony for 'excellency' Hussein Relatives of former leader's co-accused have taken the stand as the defense began trying to refute crimes
Baghdad
UAE diplomat kidnapped Gunmen kidnapped the in an upscale neighborhood, wounding his bodyguard in the process
Baghdad
Judge mulls Hussein testimony bid The chief judge will consider a request for the former president to offer testimony on behalf of a co-defendant
Washington
Baghdad
Baghdad The new 37-minister government is including members of the main Shia, Kurd and Sunni parties
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Washington
Baghdad
Minister defends Iranian nuclear program Foreign minister: Iran has a right to develop nuclear technology
Iraq
Iraq
U.S. Congress
Basra | Prime Minister declared a month-long state of emergency in the city, vowing to confront troublemakers |
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