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  • Four U.S. troops killed in Iraq roadside blasts

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    CNN
    September 8, 2009

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    Roadside bombings in Iraq killed four American troops and seven Iraqis in a flurry of attacks Tuesday corresponding with a Muslim holy month when insurgents regularly step up their fighting.

    The attacks, which occurred in Baghdad and several hot spots in northern Iraq, also left 28 people wounded.

    The strikes fell during the holy month of Ramadan, considered to be a time of peace and giving for Muslims across the world.

    The Americans died when roadside bombings targeted their patrols, the U.S. military said. Three U.S. troops were killed near the Salaheddin provincial city of Baiji in northern Iraq. Another service member was killed in southern Baghdad.

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    5 Responses to “Four U.S. troops killed in Iraq roadside blasts”

    1. Pat Riot Says:

      R.I.P Those soldiers gave the ultimate sacrifice regardless of who they are truly serving and those Iraqi’s assuming they were civilians had the most important thing they had taken from them. FUCK WAR.

    2. littleLAMB Says:

      Nice censor, pat?
      Ya, you best censor for awhile since ya pissed alot of people off with that sky is falling act.

    3. Leaving For Good Says:

      You can’t PRINT the truth

      Goodbye.

    4. Mad Monkey Kung Fu Says:

      Too many Good Men Gone…..and thanks to barry there will be lots more….”change we can believe in”

    5. kelvin Says:

      wait, i thought US soilders are no longer on the street of Iraq. How come this happened?