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The Secretary General of the United Nations said Monday that Iraq was "on the brink" before the outbreak of violence that targeted mostly Shiites.
According to a report prepared by the AFP from information provided by medical and security sources, more than 3,000 people have died in attacks since the beginning of the year in Iraq, making the specter of religious conflict 2006-2007 .
On Monday, a new wave of attacks aimed mostly Shiite community has at least 67 dead.
Faced with this situation, Mr. Ban said he was "alarmed".
"Iraq is at a crossroads. It is up to political leaders of the country away from the brink and leave no leeway to those who try to exploit the political deadlock through violence and terror, "said Bon Ki-moon
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According to a report prepared by the AFP from information provided by medical and security sources, more than 3,000 people have died in attacks since the beginning of the year in Iraq, making the specter of religious conflict 2006-2007 .
On Monday, a new wave of attacks aimed mostly Shiite community has at least 67 dead.
Faced with this situation, Mr. Ban said he was "alarmed".
"Iraq is at a crossroads. It is up to political leaders of the country away from the brink and leave no leeway to those who try to exploit the political deadlock through violence and terror, "said Bon Ki-moon
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