Iraqi resistance fighters killed at least 30 people over the past 24 hours in a string of attacks across the country, capping a bloody week that has left an estimated 250 dead since the country’s new government took power. Earlier today, a suicide car bomber blew up his vehicle next to a minibus taking policemen to work in Tikrit. The blast killed seven policemen and wounding several others. On Thursday, a series of bomb blasts and ambushes in Baghdad killed at least 24 people in the capital. The previous day, a suicide bomb in the northern town of Erbil killed as many as 60 people, and a car bomb in Baghdad killed nine Iraqi soldiers.