When the Peshmerga forces captured the Rayat fortress (Qishla) on July 12, 1962, the entire Balkayti region became part of the liberated area of ​​the September Revolution. Although armed mercenaries occasionally appeared in several different areas, especially in the mountains surrounding Mount Helgurd, with the intention of causing chaos, they were quickly dispersed and driven out of the region by the Peshmerga forces.

This battle took place between the Peshmerga forces of the Erbil Plain and government-backed militias in late spring 1969 in the villages of Kardz and Karzur in the Erbil Plain. The Peshmerga forces were able to defeat the militias, inflicting heavy losses in lives and equipment and driving them out of the area, while suffering only minor losses themselves.

In the series of battles and stories of the September Revolution, the Battle of Zakho Pass stands out as a significant engagement that demonstrated close coordination between Kurdistan Democratic Party (KDP) organizations within the Iraqi army and the delivery of information to Peshmerga commanders.

While the Iranian government managed to regain control of the Republic of Kurdistan by launching an attack, Mullah Mustafa Barzani and his forces were trying to escape through Iranian territory and return to their areas in Iraqi Kurdistan once again...

The Battle of Sinjan was one of the battles that broke out after the collapse of the Republic of Kurdistan and the retreat of the Barzanis to the border areas between Iran and Iraq...

Following the battles of Qaraweh and Mamasha between the Peshmerga forces of the Republic of Kurdistan and the Iranian army, we see that the Iranian forces were compelled to reorganize their forces in the region and devise a suitable plan...

In the context of the battles that took place during the time of the Republic of Kurdistan between the Peshmerga forces of the Republic and the Iranian army, there was the battle of the village of Mulla Sheikh...

One of the battles fought by the Peshmerga forces of the Republic of Kurdistan against the Iranian army. This battle took place in the village of Qulta. The number of Iranian army soldiers there was five hundred, while the number of Peshmerga consisted of twenty people from the Mahabad forces and armed men from the areas of Gorki, Diwi Sardasht and Suisni. In addition to this force, Mustafa Khoshnaw from the Barzani forces also participated in the battle...

This is an operation by the Kurdistan Peshmerga forces near the village of Baneh Sur in the vicinity of Duhok in the Badinan region, where a Peshmerga force belonging to the Ringbaran organization set up an ambush on the main road leading to Mangeshki. A vehicle belonging to the mercenary militants fell into the ambush, was seized, and within a short time all its passengers were killed and all their weapons were taken.

After the Barzanis came to Iran and established the Republic of Kurdistan in the city of Mahabad, that fledgling republic faced a number of problems and obstacles, the most important of which were the battles that took place between the Peshmerga of the Republic of Kurdistan and the Iranian army and the opposing tribes in Kurdistan...

On the night of March 21, 1947, the first day of Nowruz (1326 AH), a group of Barzani Peshmerga forces led by Suleiman Beg Dargali, Zarar Beg Dargali, Ali Agha Khairzouki, Malko Ziro, Mulla Shin, and several other Barzani Peshmerga commanders decided to attack the Iranian military base in Qarni.

When the Republic of Kurdistan was established in 1946, we see that this Kurdish republic faced a number of problems and obstacles from Iran and its allies such as Britain and America, which were in Iran at that time due to World War II...