Three car bombs, including two blasts by suicide attackers, killed 15 people in Iraq on Saturday, the latest in a spike in violence that has sparked fears of all-out sectarian war.
The suicide car bombs struck a police checkpoint near Ramadi, killing at least five policemen and wounding eight others, officials said. In north of Baghdad, a parked vehicle rigged with explosives detonated in the restive town of Muqdadiyah, killing 10 Iranian pilgrims and left 30 hurt.