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Operation Beit ol-Moqaddas 4

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Operation Beit ol-Moqaddas 4
Part of Iran–Iraq War
Date25 March 1988
Location
Result Iranian victory
Belligerents
Iran Iran Ba'athist Iraq Iraq
Commanders and leaders
Iran Mohsen Rezaee Ba'athist Iraq Saddam Hussein
Casualties and losses
Unknown 5,000+ killed or wounded
498 Captured
Hundreds of armoured vehicles destroyed or captured
(Iranian claim)
Iran-Iraq War

Operation Beit ol-Moqaddas 4 (Persian: عملیات بیت المقدس ۴) was a military operation during Iran-Iraq War[1][2][3] which was launched by Iran[4][5][6] on 25 March 1988[7] by the code of "Ya Aba Abd-Allah al-Hussain (a.s.)" (Persian: «یااباعبدالله الحسین (ع)») at the axis of Halabcheh-Shakhshemiran, by the command of Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, and it was lasted for two days. The goal of the operation was to fulfill/secure the left flank of Operation Dawn 10 area[8]—which was considered as a sensitive area for Iraq.[9]

Locality

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Halabja Province; whose part of it (axis of Halabja-Shakhshemiran) was involved of "Beitol Moqaddas-4 operation"

The operation area of Beitol Moqaddas-4 was a mountainous region, including:

  • Darbandikhan lake and Shakh-Tamurzhenan (from the north)
  • Martke plain; Shakh-Khashik heights and Bamoo (from the south)
  • Zimkan river and Bizel mountain (from the east)
  • Dam of Darbandikhan and Qashti heights (from the west)[10]

Results

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Operation Beit al-Moqaddas-4[11][12][13] resulted in the conquering of several areas of Iraq by Iranian forces, including:

  • Complete possession of ShakhShemiran heights and Shakh-Sumer
  • Possession of a part of "Dasht-Tolbi" and "Bardaddkan heights"
  • The killing/injuring approximately 5000 Iraqi soldiers
  • The capture of 498 Iraqi soldiers
  • Destruction of at least 15 tanks and 50 cars
  • Additional Iranian "war spoils".[14]

See also

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References

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