Kalen Littlefield
GEOG 2356
Violence in Baghdad, Iraq has escalated to levels unseen since around 2008 when the nation was on the verge of a civil war. Sunni-Shiite conflicts are increasing at an alarming rate. Several Shiite families have been murdered in Sunni-dominated areas, and although most attacks haven’t been spoken for, they are suspected to be the work of Sunni militant forces and of al-Qaida. These killings are occurring amid an exponential increase in violence due to insurgents and ethnic tensions.
Violence in Baghdad, Iraq has escalated to levels unseen since around 2008 when the nation was on the verge of a civil war. Sunni-Shiite conflicts are increasing at an alarming rate. Several Shiite families have been murdered in Sunni-dominated areas, and although most attacks haven’t been spoken for, they are suspected to be the work of Sunni militant forces and of al-Qaida. These killings are occurring amid an exponential increase in violence due to insurgents and ethnic tensions.
Violence in Baghdad, Iraq has escalated to levels unseen since around 2008 when the nation was on the verge of a civil war. Sunni-Shiite conflicts are increasing at an alarming rate. Several Shiite families have been murdered in Sunni-dominated areas, and although most attacks haven’t been spoken for, they are suspected to be the work of Sunni militant forces and of al-Qaida. These killings are occurring amid an exponential increase in violence due to insurgents and ethnic tensions.
Violence in Baghdad, Iraq has escalated to levels unseen since around 2008 when the nation was on the verge of a civil war. Sunni-Shiite conflicts are increasing at an alarming rate. Several Shiite families have been murdered in Sunni-dominated areas, and although most attacks haven’t been spoken for, they are suspected to be the work of Sunni militant forces and of al-Qaida. These killings are occurring amid an exponential increase in violence due to insurgents and ethnic tensions....