Updated at 1:00 p.m EST, Nov. 4, 2007

At least 83 Iraqis were killed or found dead and another 53 were wounded in the latest violence. Among the incidents was the discovery of a mass grave near Ramadi. Also, no Coalition soldiers were reported killed.

Near Ramadi, Iraqi security forces discovered a mass grave containing approximately 40 corpses and dozens of civilians cars believed to have been seized by al-Qaeda connected militants.

In Baghdad, four dumped bodies were recovered. Two people were wounded in the Karrada Mariam neighborhood. In Saidiya, gunmen killed two female principals at different area schools. A Finance Ministry adviser and his driver were gunned down in Jamiaa. Also, the Iraqi army with U.S. support captured 12 suspects in the Adhamiya neighborhood; however, the Sunni Association of Muslim Scholars condemned the raid, which occurred at a religious college. Thirteen more suspects were arrested in western Baghdad.

A car bomb in Samarra killed four and wounded 11, including policemen.

Two suicide bombers wounded a combined 17 people in the Bab Sinjar area, near Mosul.

Near Hibhib, three Peshmerga troops were killed and five more were wounded during an attack.

A car bomb in Tikrit killed three people and wounded 13 others. A child was among the dead. Also, three bodies, including one belonging to a police lieutenant colonel, were found.

Motorcycle-riding gunmen killed a policeman west of Kut yesterday. Also, the wife of a police officer was kidnapped in a separate incident in the city.

Police in Garma arrested 30 suspects and discovered three decomposed bodies.

A decapitated corpse was recovered in Abbasi.

One soldier was killed and three more were wounded in Khalis. A child was killed and a woman was injured during a mortar attack. Also, nine bodies were discovered.

In Diyala province, a policeman was killed.

One woman was killed and another was injured in Abu Saida

Gunmen killed a woman in Seif Saad.

A body was found in Baquba.

British troops in Basra destroyed a missile launching facility in the al-Shoala area. No casualties were reported.

Also, tensions over the Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) have now left one dead and four wounded in northeastern Syria during a demonstration. Thousands of Kurds attended a funeral for the dead youth. Kurds populate regions in Syria, Iraq, Turkey, Iran and Armenia. Meanwhile, eight Turkish soldiers held by PKK rebels were released.

Compiled by Margaret Griffis