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said he'd been lining up since 3 a.m. "
With the Iraqi unemployment rate about about 60 Nike Air Max 90 percent, the center takes in an average of 250 new recruits each week, as Iraqi forces try to boost their numbers ahead of the U.S. military pullout.
American troops are scaling down to 50,000 by Aug. 31 and formally Nike Air Max 2009 ending their combat mission in Iraq. They are due to pull out altogether by the end of next year. That process has bathed Iraq in uncertainty about whether its own forces are capable of maintaining security. And it's been complicated by a political void after March elections failed to yield a clear winner.
At around 7:30 a.m., a single suicide bomber exploded his shrapnel-packed vest in a crowd of Iraqi army recruits lining up outside the former defense ministry, which now houses an army division, unidentified Iraqi officials told news agencies. Severed limbs lay scattered in pools of blood as Iraqi troops cordoned off the site and U.S. helicopters whirred overhead,MBT Shoes Clearance, the BBC reported.
Army recruitment centers have been a frequent target of attacks by militants who want to deter Iraqis from volunteering to patrol their country once U.S. troops pull out. But today's attack near the former defense ministry was the bloodiest in Baghdad this summer, and followed three smaller bombings at the site last week.
A surviving recruit, 21-year-old Ali Ibrahim, said he'd been lining up since 3 a.m. "Then the explosion happened and I was thrown on my back,Nike Air Max," he told The Associated Press. "It was a tragic scene."
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"The recruiting has been going on for at least a week, and this was the last day," Sgt. Mohammed Hassan told the paper. "We were not expecting it because it was the final day."
An Iraqi sergeant in a bloodstained uniform told The New York Times the bomber "exploded himself among a group of soldiers and recruits."
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