
Women react Monday, July 4, at the site of a suicide bombing that took place a day earlier in Baghdad, Iraq. At least 200 people were killed by a truck bomb in the Karrada neighborhood. ISIS claimed responsibility for the attack.

A man mourns in Najaf, Iraq, during a funeral for Karrada victims on Sunday, July 3.

A woman walks by a building that was damaged in the Karrada blast.

Firefighters work at the scene in Karrada early on July 3.

A body is carried away from the site of the blast.

People who lost their relatives mourn after the bombing.

Iraqi security forces look for victims.

People look for victims after the explosion.

An Iraqi woman grieves at the scene of the Karrada blast on July 3. A second bomb exploded Sunday at an outdoor market in the Shaab neighborhood of southeastern Baghdad, killing one person and wounding five others, police said. Both Baghdad strikes are a sign of the Sunni-Shiite tension in the Muslim world. Sunni-dominated ISIS claimed it was targeting Shiite neighborhoods.

The Karrada attack was the deadliest incident in Baghdad in years.

People hug near the site of the Karrada blast.

Men mourn after losing five members of their family in the Karrada bombing.

People light candles at the scene of the Karrada bombing.


