Samarra siege – the unreported killing of Shia Muslims in Iraq

While international media have reported on the surge of violence which, last Wednesday – June 4^th - at dawn, has plagued Samarra, an Iraqi city lying directly north of the capital, Baghdad, in what is known as the Sunni triangle, few have actually spoken of the true nature of the clashes.

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