Dos autos bomba mataron a por lo menos seis personas a hirieron a 40 en Kirkuk

A bomb attack on a Shiite mosque in Kirkuk killed six and injured 40. The mosque housed displaced Shiites from Tal Afar. Kirkuk, 210 km north of Baghdad, is controlled by Kurdish Peshmerga forces after Iraqi troops withdrew. ISIS has seized large areas in northern and western Iraq, causing a severe crisis since the US troop withdrawal in 2011. Iraqi, Kurdish, and Sunni tribal forces have struggled to expel ISIS militants.

What was the target of the attack in Kirkuk?

• A government building

• A Shia mosque

• A market

• A military base

Who currently controls the city of Kirkuk?

• Kurdish Peshmerga

• Iraqi government forces

• Sunni tribal forces

• The Islamic State

How far is Kirkuk from Baghdad?

• 400 kilometers

• 300 kilometers

• 210 kilometers

• 150 kilometers

What has the Islamic State's control over parts of Iraq led to?

• Increased tourism

• Political stability

• Economic prosperity

• The worst crisis since 2011

Which groups are trying to dislodge the Islamic State militants?

• International peacekeepers

• Iraqi, Kurdish, and allied Sunni tribal forces

• Only Kurdish forces

• Only Iraqi government forces