Iraqi soldiers on guard as sectarian violence broke out (Reuters)
Updated: 2006-02-23 16:52
Iraqi soldiers hold their weapons aboard a vehicle as they provide security outside a Sunni mosque in Baghdad February 23, 2006. Fifty-three people were killed in Baghdad in the 24 hours since the bombing of a major Shi'ite shrine sparked the worst sectarian violence the country has seen since the fall of Saddam Hussein, police said on Thursday. [Reuters]
Iraqi soldiers hold their weapons aboard a vehicle as they provide security outside a Sunni mosque in Baghdad February 23, 2006. Fifty-three people were killed in Baghdad in the 24 hours since the bombing of a major Shi'ite shrine sparked the worst sectarian violence the country has seen since the fall of Saddam Hussein, police said on Thursday. [Reuters]
