BAGHDAD (Reuters) - One Iraqi soldier was killed, and two others were wounded in an attack by suspected Islamic State militants on an army post near Iraq’s city of Kirkuk, two security sources told Reuters on Wednesday.
(Reporting by Timour Azhari)
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