At least 30 have died after three bombs exploded in Shi'ite parts of Baghdad.<br/> <br />It's the latest wave of attacks targeting Iraq's main religious group.<br/> <br />The largest Shi'ite neighbourhood in the capital was hit by two explosions.<br/> <br />Another bomb in western Baghdad went off at the main checkpoint.<br/> <br />Residents are frustrated at the endless violence.<br/> <br />(SOUNDBITE)(Arabic) UNIDENTIFIED RESIDENT OF AREA, SAYING:<br/> <br />"Kahdimiya is being rocked by blasts almost daily and with every blast there is a traffic jam and so on. There is no solution and no end to this situation. The situation is almost like this: a blast happens and 50 people are killed and two days later a similar blast takes place, and so on. We have been living like this for the past 11 years and nothing has changed. We want a solution."<br/> <br />No one has claimed responsibility for the bombings, but the Shi'ite government has been fighting Islamic State militants.<br/> <br />The group has been sending car bombs and s
