Thirty-three Dead in Iraq From Car Bombs

At least thirty-three people have been killed across Iraq, on Sunday.

Taji saw three car bombs go off, killing eleven and injuring dozens. Nearby buildings were destroyed in the blast.

One of Iraq's largest air force bases is located in Taji, but the attackers showed their terrorist nature, by instead going after residential areas.

In Baghdad, three more car bombs went off, killing eight and injuring eleven.

A bus carrying Iranian pilgrims, in Madaen, exploded killing seven of the passengers, two bystanders, and wounding ten.

Four police were killed in Kut when a suicide bomber blew himself up, outside their station.

Two more officers lost their lives to a car bomb in Balad Ruz.

Three bombs in Mosul combined to kill one and injure six.

At this point no one has claimed responsibility, for the attacks, by Al Qaeda is the likely suspect.