According to Iraq's military, an Iraqi army brigadier general and another soldier were killed by a roadside bomb near Kirkuk during a search of an Islamic State hideout. Two other personnel were wounded in the blast.
According to Sabereen, ISIS militants attacked an electricity tower in Baiji-Haditha, located between Anbar and Salah al-Din provinces. Clashes subsequently erupted between Iraqi security forces and the militants.
An Iraqi security source told CNN on Saturday (local time) that a "huge explosion" took place at a military base belonging to Iraq's Iranian-backed Popular Mobilization Forces (PMF) in Babylon Governorate south of Baghdad.
The explosions took place at an ammunition depot at a PMF military base, the source said, but didn't provide further details or elaborate on a cause.