The Islamic State (ISIS) militant group claimed responsibility for Saturday deadly terrorist attack in the Iraqi capital of Baghdad, Iran's Press TV reported Sunday. MOSCOW (Sputnik) – On Saturday, a bomb attack hit Madinat as-Sadr, the mostly Shia district of Baghdad, killing at least 13 and injuring about 50 people. The channel added that the ISIS said that it targeted on the Iraqi soldiers, policemen and pro-government militiamen. According to the Iraqi police, on the same date four more terrorist attacks were conducted in different parts of the country, killing some ten people. Earlier on Thursday, the ISIS claimed responsibility for suicide car bombing that killed about 60 and injured about 200 people in Baghdad. The ISIL is a radical Sunni group that has ceased vast areas in Syria and Iraq. It aims to establish an Islamic caliphate on the occupied territories. The radicals have become notorious for numerous terrorist attacks and their mass executions, stoning of women and the beheading of foreigners.
