Iraq violence killed at least 1,420 people in August: UN

Violence in Iraq killed at least 1,420 people during the month of August, as Iraqi forces fought to regain areas overrun by Islamic State militants, the United Nations said on Monday.

September 01, 2014

Sahoub Baghdadi

 


 


BAGHDAD - Violence in Iraq killed at least 1,420 people during the month of August, as Iraqi forces fought to regain areas overrun by Islamic State militants, the United Nations said on Monday.



At least 1,370 people were wounded during the same period, the UN's Iraq mission said in a statement, adding that the figures do not include Anbar province, and that there were difficulties in verifying incidents in areas where there was fighting or which were outside government control. — AFP


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