Baghdad, Iraq (CNN) -- Iraqi officials on Tuesday released security camera video of two weekend bombings that killed at least 155 people -- the deadliest attacks in the capital in more than two years. One video shows cars traveling around a traffic circle on Haifa Street in central Baghdad Sunday morning before a huge blast in front of the Justice Ministry. The impact shakes the camera and its view is obscured by clouds of smoke. Another camera shows the dozens of charred cars covered in debris from the other blast, as two fires burn nearby. Baghdad Gov. Salah Abdul Razzaq showed the videos at a news conference held under a blown-out ceiling at the second bombed building.
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Two blasts in Baghdad over the weekend killed more than 150 people
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One video view shows cars traveling around a traffic circle before a huge blast
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Another camera shows charred cars covered in debris from the other blast
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Sunday's attacks were the deadliest on Iraqi civilians since August 2007
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