Biography

Khedir Abdullah Rasul was born on February 1, 1936, in the city of Koy, Erbil province. He received his Bachelor's degree from Baghdad College on July 12, 1976. In 1975, after the defeat of the September Revolution He emigrated to Iran, was arrested by the Iranian SAVAK in the same year, and after a year in Iran, returned to Iraq and was exiled to the city of Diwaniyah by the Iraqi government, and was exiled to the city of Kut in 1978-1980. In addition to his native language, he also speaks Arabic and English.

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Khidr Abdullah Rasul joined the Peshmerga in 1963. September Revolution He became a pêşmerge in the Rezan River force, and in 1965 he became commander of the artillery force. September Revolution and assistant to Mullah Mustafa Barzani for artillery affairs, attended several artillery courses, including a six-month artillery course, the Ehdas course in Baghdad in the same year, the (Amra al-Kitaib) course in Baghdad, 1962 Anti-Aircraft Resistance Course in Baghdad, 1965 Training course on the use of 12mm mortars in Tehran, and the (Amraa alisraye) course in 1970.

He participated in many battles and epics, including the battles of Safin Mountain, Korek Mountain, Ranya, Deshta Harir and the Battle of Khoshnewti Balisan in 1965. 1974: Battle of Spilkı, Ranya, Ma'askar Serûçawe, Serkepkan, attack on Rabaya Makok, attack on the Iraqi army on Mount Kêveresh.

In August 1974, two Iraqi army helicopters were shot down. He retired in 1992 with the rank of Lieutenant.

Among his published works:

- My Memories and the Artillery of the Great September Revolution, published in 2003.

- The work of Barbershop in Koyê was published in 2019.

Source:

• 1. Archives of the Encyclopedia Committee of the Kurdistan Democratic Party.