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How Many Civilians Can We Kill?

War remains a kind of religion, but only if the public can be kept at a distance from its stench and realness.
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'It Was A Black Friday:' Mosul Residents Recount Horrific Moment Blast Tore Through Their Neighborhood

The accounts describes frantic scenes after the blast that may have killed more than 200 people.
By John Davison and Ahmed Rasheed, Reuters

News Roundup for March 29, 2017

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U.S. Begins Formal Investigation Into Mosul Blast, General Says It's Difficult To Avoid Casualties

Officials said the U.S.-led coalition probably had a role in the March 17 explosion.
By Idrees Ali, Reuters

Iraqi Refugees Return From Syria To Undocumented Lives

By Shelly Kittleson, Refugees Deeply

U.N. Human Rights Chief: Iraq, U.S. Must Avoid Civilian Deaths In Mosul

At least 307 civilians have been killed and 273 wounded in western Mosul between Feb. 17 and March 22, according to U.N. figures.
By Stephanie Nebehay, Reuters

Top Commander In Iraq: U.S. 'Probably Had A Role' In Fatal Mosul Blast

Conflicting accounts have emerged since the March 17 explosion in west Mosul, where more than 200 people may have been killed.
By Isabel Coles, Phil Stewart and Idrees Ali, Reuters

1 Week After Horrific Mosul Blast, Confusion Mounts Over Cause And Casualties

There are conflicting accounts surrounding the number of dead and whether a coalition strike was involved.
By Reuters

U.S. Military Confirms Air Strike In Mosul District Where Scores Were Killed

The incident occurred on March 17 but what exactly happened is still unclear as ISIS militants fight to defend the areas of the city they still control.
By Patrick Markey, Reuters

UN Warns 'Worst Is Yet To Come' With 400,000 Civilians Trapped In Mosul

“Everyone is hungry, there is no food and people are starving."
By Reuters