2003 Jordanian embassy bombing in Baghdad

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The 2003 Jordanian embassy bombing in Baghdad was a deadly terrorist attack targeting Jordan’s diplomatic mission in Iraq shortly after the U.S.-led invasion, killing and injuring dozens and signaling the rise of the Iraqi insurgency.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf bombing
terrorist attack
aftermath heightened security at foreign embassies in Baghdad
increased tensions between Jordan and elements of the Iraqi insurgency
attackType car bomb
vehicle-borne improvised explosive device
city Baghdad NERFINISHED
conflict Iraq War
context post-2003 U.S.-led invasion of Iraq
country Iraq
countryAttacked Iraq NERFINISHED
countryWhoseEmbassyWasAttacked Jordan NERFINISHED
date 2003-08-07
injured dozens of people
killed at least 10 people
dozens of people
location Baghdad NERFINISHED
Jordanian embassy in Baghdad NERFINISHED
method suicide bombing (disputed in some reports)
motive opposition to Jordan’s perceived cooperation with the U.S.-led coalition
notableFor one of the first large-scale bombings in Baghdad after the fall of Saddam Hussein
partOf Iraqi insurgency
perpetrator unknown
perpetratorStatus no group conclusively claimed responsibility
region Middle East
relatedTo 2003 invasion of Iraq
result damage to nearby buildings and vehicles
destruction of parts of the Jordanian embassy compound
significance early major attack on a foreign embassy in post-invasion Iraq
escalation of violence in Baghdad after the 2003 invasion
signal of the rise of the Iraqi insurgency
target Embassy of Jordan in Baghdad NERFINISHED
Jordan’s diplomatic mission in Iraq NERFINISHED
typeOfTarget civilian target
diplomatic facility
victim Iraqi civilians
Jordanian diplomatic staff
weapon explosives
year 2003

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Abu Musab al-Zarqawi responsibleFor 2003 Jordanian embassy bombing in Baghdad