2003 Latifiya ambush

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Latifiya ambush
Part of Iraq War
Date 29 November 2003 Location Latifiya, Mahmudiya District Result Insurgent victory
Belligerents
Spain National Intelligence Centre	Iraqi insurgents
Commanders and leaders
Alberto Martinez † Carlos Baró †	Unknown
Strength
8 officers	Dozens[1]
Casualties and losses
7 killed	Unknown

In late November 2003, Iraqi insurgents ambushed a two-car convoy carrying eight Spanish intelligence officers in Latifiya, killing all but one of them, who later escaped.