Reports say that a suicide bomber walked up to a queue of young men at a police recruitment center and detonated the bomb.
Al-Fallujah, in the restive Al-Anbar Governorate, is 65 kilometers west of Baghdad.
The U.S. military today reported three more U.S. soldiers killed in separate attacks in and around the Iraqi capital, Baghdad.
A roadside bomb killed two soldiers and wounded two others on May 30 in Baghdad.
Another soldier died of wounds suffered in an earlier roadside bombing near the capital.
(Reuters, AP)
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A boy looks out from his Baghdad home (AFP)LOOKING BEYOND AL-MALIKI: RFE/RL Iraq analyst Kathleen Ridolfo led an RFE/RL briefing about the changing political landscape in Iraq, focusing on efforts to gain the upper hand in the event that the government of Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki falls.
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