26 women killed in Iraq raid

• Militants break down doors before killing 29, most of them women


• Fighters attack Haditha


• Jets bomb bridge outside Falluja

Baghdad (CNN) -- At least 26 women and three men were killed when militants stormed several apartments in the Zayona residential complexes in eastern Baghdad, security officials told CNN on Saturday.

The militants, wearing military uniforms and street clothes, fired their weapons in the streets before breaking down doors to enter the buildings, security officials and residents told CNN Saturday. Once inside, they killed the men and women, the officials said.

Residents told CNN the Shiite Asa'b Ahl al-Haq organization carried out this attack. But the organization told CNN it does not have forces inside the city.

In other violence in Iraq, militants believed to be with the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria attacked the city of Haditha from four directions, said Hameed Ahmed al-Hashim, a member of the Anbar provisional council, and two security officials in Haditha.

A large military force backed by tribesmen defended the city, they said.

Iraqi jet fighters bombed a bridge controlled by militants east of Falluja, causing structural damage, Ahmed al-Hashim said.

Three police officers were wounded when a roadside bomb exploded near their convoy in Kirkuk, a security official told CNN Saturday.