10 were killed in a bomb attack that destroyed the house of two policemen brothers and their families in the central area of Hamia on Thursday. Both policemen, two infants and four women were among the dead, according to Iraqi authorities.

They did not know the motive for the attack. Earlier Thursday, insurgents blew up a house where two policemen brothers lived with their families in Hamia area, about 30 miles (50 kilometers) south of Baghdad, a police officer said. The house was leveled ...

No group claimed responsibility for the early morning attack in Hamia, about 30 miles south of Baghdad. The Washington Post said Iraqi police have been targeted recently by terrorists who consider police to be agents of the government.

The house where the two policemen brothers lived was located in the Hamia area, about 31 miles (50 kilometers) south of Baghdad, a police officer said.

A police officer said the attack took place early on Thursday morning in the Hamia area, about 31 miles (50km) south of Baghdad. He said the house where the two brothers lived was levelled when insurgents planted bombs around it. Both the male ...

The house where the two policemen brothers lived was located in the Hamia area, about 31 miles (50 kilometers) south of Baghdad, a police officer said. It was leveled when insurgents detonated bombs they had planted around it at 1:00 a.m. Both policemen ...

Friday's attack brings the death toll from a wave of attacks since the beginning of the year to over 200 [AFP] Ten were killed in a bomb attack that destroyed the house of two policemen brothers and their families in the central area of Hamia on Thursday.

AP reported that the house where the two policemen brothers lived was located in the Hamia area, about 31 miles (50 kilometers) south of Baghdad, a police officer said. It was leveled when insurgents detonated bombs they had planted around it at 1:00 ...