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Iraq–According to security sources, at least eleven people were killed in Iraq during an attack attributed to jihadists of the so-called Islamic State in a village in the country’s northeast. The attack targeted the town of Al-Rachad in Diyala province and resulted in 11 deaths and between 13 and 15 injured, a local security source told The Arab Post. A second source, citing the presence of civilians among the victims, specified that this attack with small arms targeted a village that counts many members of the Iraqi security forces among its inhabitants.
Both confirmed that the gunmen used several vehicles and semi-automatic pistols in their attack on the town near the eastern city of Muqdadiya. Police officials said the attack took place in a predominantly Shia village. According to the police, militants from the Islamic State group had kidnapped two villagers and then broke in when their ransom demands were not met. They said all the dead and wounded were civilians.