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Mahmoud Ali Osman, known by the names (Dr. Mahmoud, Dr. Mahmoud Sorani and Dr. Mahmoud Osman), has been recognized. In the congresses of 6,7 and 8 he became a member of the central committee. In the eighth congress he was elected as a member of the central committee and the political bureau of the Kurdistan Democratic Party...
A fierce battle and conflict between the Peshmerga forces and the Ba'ath regime army took place from 19 July to 5 September 1988 in the Xwakurk region of the Bradost area, for the control of areas under the control of the revolution at the border triangle of (Iraq, Iran and Turkey)...
Nasih Xefur Remezan, known by the name (N. Bebak), joined the ranks of the Kurdistan Democratic Party in the year 1964. In the year 1969, he joined the ranks of the Peshmerga forces within the operational boundaries of the Third Branch Committee of the Kurdistan Democratic Party...
The Battle of Gulnazki took place in August 24 1984 during confrontations between Peshmerga forces and a large force of the Iraqi Army and hired gunmen, supported by tanks, artillery, and warplanes, as the Ba'ath government launched an attack on several areas in Zakho in the Badinan region, and after eight days of continuous attacks and raids, the government forces suffered a crushing defeat, leaving behind heavy human and material losses.
Ali Tili Kimi, known as (Ali Tili), was born in 1945 in the village of Bibo, affiliated with the Nerwa Rekan sub-district in the Amidi district of Duhok Governorate. He joined the ranks of the Aylul Revolution in 1961. He was awarded the Barzani Immortal Medal by President Masoud Barzani in December 16 2010.
Martyr Mustafa Muhammad Amin Abdulhamid, known as Mustafa Kesteyi, a Peshmerga of the September and Gulan revolutions, became a Peshmerga in the year 1967 at the age of 15 and his name was registered with the Salim As'ad Khoshavi force. At the beginning of the 26 Gulan Progressive Revolution in the year 1976, Martyr Mustafa Kesteyi established a relationship with Mahmud Ezidi, became a Peshmerga, and received the rank of squad commander. In the year 1979 he was elected as a member of the (Congress - 9) of the Kurdistan Democratic Party in Zewe. On the day of 13/3/1995 he was martyred.
After the arrival of the Barzanis to Iran and following the establishment of the Republic of Kurdistan in the city of Mahabad, that nascent republic faced a series of problems and difficulties, 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 hostile tribes of Kurdistan...
The Dekan Cave incident occurred in 18 August 1969 between the Peshmerga forces and the Iraqi Army, when the aforementioned army launched a military campaign on the (Akre - Sheikhan) area with the support of mercenaries (Jash) and artillery and warplane bombardment. As a result of that battle, 66 civilians of the village of Dekan, including the elderly, the disabled, women, and children, were burned, suffocated, and became Martyrs inside the Dekan cave.
The Battle of the Dwazda Milane Outpost was a guerrilla activity by the Peshmerga forces in the Badinan region. A joint force of the Renjbaran and Martyr Hamid organizations, affiliated with the Zakho District Committee of the Kurdistan Democratic Party, attacked a military outpost near Zakho. In a short time, they were able to seize it and deal a heavy blow to the soldiers of the outpost. Then, they seized weapons, ammunition, and a large amount of military equipment, and later returned to their positions.
This battle took place in August 24 1963 in the Barzan region near the Sherwan Mazn sub-district of Mergasor district, when the Iraqi Army, in coordination with mercenaries (Jash), intended to occupy the region to eliminate the leaders of the Kurdish revolution and end the September Revolution. The Peshmerga forces resisted them and inflicted heavy casualties, and eventually, the battle ended through negotiations and an agreement.
The beginning of the establishment of the Balak Force dates back to the year 1962 when it was organized within the framework of a battalion, but in the year 1965 the battalion had seen significant progress and became a large organized force that included four battalions.
Dr. Jaafar Muhammad, Known as Dr. Jaafar Faili, Jaafar Mam Karim and Dr. Jaafar Rahmani, in the year 1943 had direct contact with President Mustafa Barzani (1903 - 1979), the leader of the second Barzan revolution. In the year 1946 at the first congress, he was elected by the congress representatives as a member of the Central Committee of the Kurdistan Democratic Party. He passed away on Tuesday, 1 of August 2000 in the city of Tehran.
