BREAKING: Iraqi security and medical officials say 4 protesters have been killed and over 100 wounded in Baghdad clashes.
Iraqi medical and security officials say four anti-government protesters were killed and 108 wounded in the capital Baghdad.
The officials, who spoke on condition of anonymity in line with regulations, say three protesters were shot dead while the fourth was killed by a tear gas canister that hit him in the head. Saturday’s confrontations at Sinak bridge pushed the demonstrators back to the nearby Khilani square where clashes wounded 35 people.Protesters appeared to be regrouping to try forcing their way again across the bridge, which has seen daily clashes with security forces.
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