Sixteen Dead in Latest Iraq Bombings

At least sixteen people are dead and another thirty-two injured after another bombing wave, in Iraq, on Tuesday.

The provincial government complex in Kirkuk seemed to be one of the focuses of this wave, with multiple bombings happening around it's entrances.

Most of the other bombs occurred in the Kirkuk province, aimed at police and anti Al Qaeda militias.

The Salah ad Din, Diyala, Al Anbar, and Nineveh Governates were also heavily hit; as usual Baghdad was the target of some of the violence.

Some of the attacks were carried out by IEDs, others by gunmen, but suicide car bombings still seem to be the main way for Al Qaeda in Iraq.

Hundreds of people are killed weekly, across the country, as violence only grows stronger, without the presence of international troops.