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he battle took place in May 1987 in the Bamarni area of Badinan region. It was when the Peshmerga embarked a major attack on the Iraqi army bases in the area. The Peshmerga forces captured their military base and caused severe damage to the Iraqi army. They killed and took the soldiers of the Iraqi army a hostage, and they took over a large number of weapons and ammunition.
The Iraqi government launched a robust military offensive against Kurdistan in 1974 after deciding to reopen its conflict with the Kurdish revolution. Tanks, artillery, armored vehicles, and the air force all assisted in the day and nighttime raids. The Peshmerga positions in and around Mount Makok were the target of a military operation in August by the Iraqi army, which had advanced to the Betwen region.
The Battle of Sangasar occurred during the autumn of 1974, when the Iraqi army launched an offensive to seize control of Qaladze city. In response, the Peshmerga forces established a stronghold in Sangasar village, resulting in a ten-day-long conflict. Eventually, the Iraqi army managed to breach the Peshmerga defenses and successfully occupied Qaladze on August 19th.
Faizo Salim Khan, commander and Peshmerga of the September and Gulan revolutions, joined the Kurdish Peshmerga forces at the beginning of the September revolution, participated in many battles.
Suleyman Salih Barkhas Qadir, known as (Sulayman of Fata), was the Peshmerga of both the September revolution and the Gulan Revolution, received the ranks of platoon commander and commander of regiment and battalion commander, martyred in 1981.
Yassin Muhammad, known as Corporal Yassin Doski, was a Peshmerga and commander of both the September and Gulan Revolutions, received the ranks of Sardasta, commander of the regiment, Commander of the battalion, squadron commander, Commander of the force, and participated in the 9th Congress of the Kurdistan Democratic Party.
Martyr Hashem Aziz Ahmed, known as Hashem Merozi, commander and Peshmerga of both the Second Barzan Revolution and the September Revolution, he joined the ranks of the Second Revolution of Barzan in 1945, in 1961 he became the Peshmerga in the September Revolution, and on May 10, 1965, he was martyred in the Battle of Atrush Mountain
In the late days of February 1969, an event known as The Epic of Shakholan occurred in the small village of Shakholan, located in the northern region of Erbil. The occurrence took place when two brave Peshmergas arrived at the village for revolutionary purposes.
Hashem Elias Slu known as (Mahmoud Ezdi) the commander and peshmarga of the September and Gulan Revolution, in 1963, in the beginning of the September Revolution joined the ranks of the Kurdistan Democratic Party.
Abdulkhaliq Malahasan, Spindari-Barwari, was the first martyr of The Kurdistan Students, he was one of the founders of the Kurdistan Students Union. In 1960, he was the head of Duhok students. In 1963, he joined the ranks of The Faris Kuramarki Battalion, because of his intelligence, he became the deputy of The Battalion, and he was martyred in the Battle of Sangasar on 29-10-1966.
In 1928, he was born in a Kurdish patriotic family in the shahidan valley (Khanukay) on the border of Iraq and Turkey.
In 1978, Naif Musa Bosali, the peshmerga of the Gulan revolution, entered the ranks of the secret organizations of the Kurdistan Democratic Party and became the cadre of the secret hazel organization, and then became the head of the Organization of September
