Dead and wounded in three explosions rocked Baghdad

Six people were killed in three separate explosions that rocked Baghdad on Tuesday night, Iraqi security and medical sources said.

The sources added that 15 others were injured in these explosions, as reported by the agency "Reuters."

Sources told "Sky News Arabia," that the explosions were caused by two booby-trapped motorcycles and an explosive device, and targeted areas of Bayaa, municipalities and the people in Baghdad.

The blasts come amid unprecedented popular protests in Iraq two months ago and demand the departure of the political elite that has ruled the country since 2003.

At least 330 people have been killed since unrest began in Baghdad and the south of the country in early October.