DUBAI, United Arab Emirates - Suicide bombings against civilians in
Iraq have increased dramatically since the start of the year and are deadlier than ever, a
Middle East think tank said in a report Monday.
The study by the Gulf Research Center found 92 confirmed suicide attacks against civilian targets in February and March compared with 62 in the last two months of 2006.
"Since January they have sustained the highest level of suicide attacks since 2005, and higher casualty rates than at any period of the war," said Nicole Stracke, the report's editor.
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