**Iraq has called for more support from the international community to help it combat insurgent suicide bombings.**Foreign Minister Hoshyar Zebari said Sunday’s bombings, which killed more than 150 people, had shaken confidence in the country’s security forces.
He called for the UN to investigate external interference, saying he had “very solid, concrete evidence” of Syria’s role in the bombings.
Syria denounced the attack and denied having any hand in terrorism in Iraq.
A further 500 people were wounded in Sunday’s co-ordinated attacks which were the deadliest in Iraq for over two years.
The violence came as Iraqi MPs were in deadlock over the rules governing next January’s general election.
The Iraqi parliament has until 31 October to break the deadlock over the election, with differences between Arab and Kurdish factions centring on the disputed northern oil city of Kirkuk.
Speaking to the BBC, Mr Zebari warned that any delay to the 16 January poll would upset the fragile security situation and could force the United States to revise its timetable for the withdrawal of its forces.