In a grenade attack on a hotel in the city of Kirkuk in northern Iraq, three people were injured. According to police and witnesses, the attack occurred on Monday evening at the Palace Hotel. Two of the injured were identified as security guards stationed at the hotel entrance. No one has been arrested in connection with the explosion, which shattered the hotel's windows and damaged its entrance door. American civilian contractors, various Turkish companies, and foreign tourists are staying at the Palace Hotel in Kirkuk.
Grenade Attack on Hotel in Kirkuk, Northern Iraq - 2003-11-25
A grenade attack on the Palace Hotel in Kirkuk injured three individuals, including two security guards. The attack highlights ongoing security challenges in Iraq, particularly for foreign nationals and contractors. The incident underscores the volatile situation in the region post-invasion.
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📰 What Happened
A grenade attack injured three at the Palace Hotel in Kirkuk, Iraq, with no arrests made.
- unknown assailants attack Palace Hotel, Kirkuk
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The grenade attack underscores the persistent security threats in Iraq, particularly against foreign entities.
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