Explosions Kill 32 in Iraq

Thirty-two people were killed in six bombings, in three Iraqi cities, on Monday.

Eleven were killed when two car bombs struck the city of Mosul.

Two car bombs and a suicide bomber struck a market in Jadidat al-Shatt, killing thirteen and wounding more than fifty.

Eight people died when another market was hit by a car bomb, in Taji.

Iraqi police said they were able to safely defuse two bombs in Kirkuk.

Al Qaeda and other Sunni groups have been increasing their terror attacks, over the last few months.

Several thousand have been killed since April.

Worries continue to grow that Iraq will soon see another civil war.