Iraqi women mourn over the coffin of their relative during his funeral in the holy city of Najaf where more than 60 Iraqis were killed in an outburst of sectarian violencePhotograph: Qassem Zein/AFPTwo Iraqi Christian women walk through al-Wathiq square in Baghdad after a mortar attackPhotograph: Sabah Arar/AFPA car riddled with shrapnel at the al-Wathiq square in Baghdad after a mortar attackPhotograph: Sabah Arar/AFP
Blindfolded terrorist suspects are brought to the Iraqi army base in BaqubaPhotograph: APAn Iraqi army soldier guards blindfolded suspects held at a military base in BaqubaPhotograph: AFPIraqis gather around the site where two overnight car bombs killed 20 people and wounded 17 in a mainly Shia district of north-east BaghdadPhotograph: Ahmad Al-Rubaye/AFPIraqis carry a body out of a morgue in Baghdad after two car bombs killed 20 people and wounded 17Photograph: Ahmad Al-Rubaye/AFPIraqis collect the body of their relative in front of the morgue of al-Yarmouk hospital, BaghdadPhotograph: Wathiq Khuzaie/GettyOusted Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein addresses the court during his trial in Baghdad's heavily fortified Green ZonePhotograph: David Furst/AFPIraqi women weep as they look at a destroyed popular market in a mainly Shia district of north-east BaghdadPhotograph: Ahmad Al-Rubaye/AFPA man cries outside a hospital in the restive city of Baquba as sectarian bloodletting rages across the countryPhotograph: Ali Yussef/AFPA wounded man is brought into hospital in BaqubaPhotograph: Ali Yussef/AFPA man walks past the scene of a mortar attack in Baghdad in which two residents were killed and three policemen were woundedPhotograph: Namir Noor-Eldeen/Reuters
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