Iraqi police say a car bomb has killed at least six people near a Shi'ite mosque south of Baghdad.
Police say Saturday's attack was in the mostly Shi'ite town of Musayyib. At least 14 other people were wounded in the blast.
The latest sectarian violence comes one day after suicide bombers killed 79 worshippers at a Shi'ite mosque in the capital.
U.S. officials are calling for all factions in Iraq to exercise restraint after Friday's bombings.
State Department spokesman Sean McCormack said the mosque attack was the work of people trying to divide Iraq and encourage sectarian violence.
Also on Saturday, the U.S. military said a Marine died of wounds sustained during an attack Friday north of Baghdad.
Police say Saturday's attack was in the mostly Shi'ite town of Musayyib. At least 14 other people were wounded in the blast.
The latest sectarian violence comes one day after suicide bombers killed 79 worshippers at a Shi'ite mosque in the capital.
U.S. officials are calling for all factions in Iraq to exercise restraint after Friday's bombings.
State Department spokesman Sean McCormack said the mosque attack was the work of people trying to divide Iraq and encourage sectarian violence.
Also on Saturday, the U.S. military said a Marine died of wounds sustained during an attack Friday north of Baghdad.