State a thousand bombs

Today the nation commemorates the U.S. invasion of Iraq for them. A decade has passed, but violence and violence still occurs in the country. Most often the explosion. Each week universal served shaken Iraqi news for bombs.
On Tuesday (19/3) morning occurred a series of bombs tore capital Baghdad, killing over 50 people and injured hundreds of others. This further highlights the increasing tensions in Iraq, as reported by Al-Arabiya television station.
In the form of car bomb attacks, as well as a variety of explosives planted in public areas. These objects such devastating devastated Baghdad shouted for two hours.
What is actually happening in Iraq? Violence experienced subsidence original about seven years ago. Exactly two years since the overthrow of former President Saddam Hussein. But later the number of rebels grew mainly Kurdish militant group Al-Qaeda, as well as a number of Sunni extremist groups are now a minority. All three potent threat to Iraqi security forces and long-term stability of the country.
This year at least has happened many times a car bomb explosion occurred. Last month a car bomb exploded in the city of Kirkuk, northern Iraq, killing 30 people and wounding 70 others. This act of armed militants tried to control the police headquarters. Reported television station Al Arabiya (3/2).
Last week cause explosions shook Baghdad also occurred in the green zone have the cordon area as well as many foreign embassies, as reported by Reuters (14/3). Around 21 people were killed and 50 wounded, including six policemen.
Shia-Sunni covert war also led to the condition of Iraq's increasingly erratic. The bomb accidentally didentumkan almost every weekend so that public confidence in the Shiite government is now leading the country's damaged and fade away. The neighborhood also targeted Shia communities explosion
Although the U.S. military invasion is long over, but Iraq still devastated because some parties want power. If the conflict is not over, this country would be divided by their own people.

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