List of terrorist incidents in December 2016

For other incidents in 2016, and an outline of what is excluded from, or included in, this list, see List of terrorist incidents, 2016.

This is a timeline of terrorist incidents which took place in December 2016, including attacks by violent non-state actors for political motives.

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December

Total Incidents: 8

Date Type Dead Injured Location Details Perpetrator Part of
1 Bombing 2 7 Iraq Baghdad, Iraq Four bombs killed two people and injured another seven in Sha'ab, a neighbourhood of Baghdad.[1] Islamic State Iraqi Civil War
1 Bombing 1 1 Colombia Chocó, Colombia A five-year-old girl from the Embera indigenous community died. Her mother was also injured.[2] ELN Colombian Conflict
1 Attack 1 Unknown Somalia Somalia Insurgents killed at least one person.[3] Al-Shabaab War in Somalia
1 Bombing 1 3 Thailand Yala, Thailand One soldier was killed and three others were injured Wednesday in an early morning explosion in Thailand's Muslim majority south.[4] Islamist South Thailand Insurgency
2 Suicide bombings 4 (+Several) 30+ Libya Sirte, Libya Several women committed suicide bombings that killed four Libyan soldiers. The victims had previously granted them safe passage to leave buildings under the control of Islamic State militants.[5] Islamic State Second Libyan Civil War
3 Shooting 2 8 India Arunachal Pradesh, India Two soldiers was killed and eigth other were injuried, when a group of militants they opened fire to a convoy of Assan Rifles[6] NSCN (Suspected) Insurgency in Northeast India
3 Suicide bombing 24 (+1) Unknown Iraq Mosul, Iraq At least 24 people were killed in an attack by the Islamic State militant group in the Iraqi city of Mosul on Saturday.[7] Islamic State Iraqi Civil War
4 Shooting 3 Unknown Finland Imatra, Finland At least three women incluiding two journalist and a local mayor were shot dead with a rifle in front of a restaurant in the small Finnish town of Imatra around midnight. [8] Lone Wolf Wave of Terror in Europe

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