Only four Iraqis were killed and seven more were wounded in very light violence. No Coalition deaths were reported. Meanwhile, a former U.S. soldier, however, was sentenced to five life-sentences over the murder of an Iraqi family, including a teenager he also raped.
Over 300 Sunni Arabs gathered at a stadium in Hawija to protest plans for a joint U.S-Iraqi-Kurdish force to patrol areas of northern Iraq.
In Mosul, gunmen killed a civilian.
In Baghdad, a pair of bombs wounded six people in Adhamiya.
Three suspects were arrested after a bombing killed a civilian in Katoun.
In Kirkuk, the body of a missing 62-year-old man was found blindfolded, handuffed and shot. A shell fell on a residential area, but it did not explode nor cause any casualties.
Two blasts in Baquba killed a man and injured a woman separately.
A bomb in Rabeaa targeted a U.S. patrol but no casualties were reported.
Two people were kidnapped in Imam Weis.
Nine suspects were arrested in Basra.
Turkey launched an airstrike on parts of northern Iraq near Arbil.
