Military Events of the Aylul Revolution

It includes the amendment of the constitution of the Kurdistan Revolution Command Council. The second part of the book deals with the war, the ceasefire, and the revolution's agreements with the government, and consists of three axes: Mullah Mustafa Barzani's goal in the agreements, the defensive wars before the March 11 agreement, and the historic March 11, 1970 agreement. The third part deals with the military structure of the Aylul Revolution, which includes five axes, including the decision to form the Border Guard and the first, second, and third armies from 1970 to 1974, and the three armies of the Aylul Revolution from 1974 to 1975. The fourth part of the book deals with the government's retreat and assassination attempts, and included nine topics on terrorism: the enemy's weapon against the revolution's leadership, the assassination attempt on Idris Barzani, the decision to resolve the problem, the exchange of letters between Mullah Mustafa Barzani and the Iraqi leadership, the conspiracy to assassinate Mustafa Barzani, the maneuvers of the Ba'ath Party, the government's efforts to thwart the March 11 agreement, the peaceful efforts of the Kurdish leadership, and the formation of administrative and military institutions to manage the affairs of the revolution. The fifth part revolves around the invasion and attacks of the Iraqi Army on Kurdistan, which consists of fifteen topics, and discusses the Iraqi Army's preparations to occupy Kurdistan, the principles of defense, the border battles of the (1st) Army in Badinan. The border battles of the Second Army in Erbil, the border battles of the Third Army, the formation of the Military Planning Committee, two letters from Idris Barzani to Masoud Barzani, the losses of the Iraqi Army from 3/11/1974 to 3/11/1975, the reasons for the defeat of the Iraqi Army against the Aylul Revolution, the setback of the Aylul Revolution, international conspiracies, the text of the Algiers Agreement between the Iranian and Iraqi governments, the protocol for redrawing the land border, and the protocol related to security on the Iraqi-Iranian border, the names of the officers who participated in the Aylul Revolution, and information related to time and military ranks.