Helmet Omar Ali Aziz Known as Helmet Chwar Mazali, he was born in the year 1969 in Erbil Governorate. He was a second-year middle school student. Helmet Omar had a niece named Tara Omar Nuredin who was martyred with him in the bombing, and two other sisters were disabled. Helmet Omar's mother's name was Maliha Ahmed, his brothers' names were Halkawt and Ali, and his sisters' names were Bafrin, Sarwin, Sarwan, and Kurdistana.
Struggle RecordHelmet Omar in the year 1980 established a relationship with the organizations of the Second Branch of the Kurdistan Democratic Party and became a cadre of the Second Branch organization. In the same year, he went into compulsory military service, and after two months of compulsory military service, he found an opportunity one night and put four weapons of the (Mazali Kalashnikov) type into a blanket and made his way to the Samaquli Valley to see Aref Ali and Dr. Rashid. Therefore, he received the nickname Helmet Chwar Mazali in the revolution. At the same time, inside the city of Erbil, his father and a brother named Halkawt were detained until they paid the amount of 8000 Iraqi Dinars in exchange for the four weapons to the Ba'ath regime's military base in Erbil.
In the year 1982, to carry out an activity, he returned to the city of Erbil with a comrade, and in the Badawa neighborhood, they fell into an ambush by Omar Hassan, who detained them and handed them over to the security of the Ba'ath regime. Later, he was tried by a military court and sentenced to eight years in prison, and was transferred to Abu Ghraib prison, where he was imprisoned for two years. Later, he was transferred to Badush prison in Mosul. Helmet Omar benefited from the general amnesty of the year 1986 and was released after four years of imprisonment and returned to the city of Erbil.
After his release, he again established a relationship with the organizations of the Second Branch of the Kurdistan Democratic Party and received the rank of cadre in the branch organization department. He supervised the secret cells inside the city, and at the same time, he visited the cadres and secret cells of the Ranya, Qaladize, and Khoshnawati areas. As a cadre and Peshmerga, he participated in the popular uprising of the people of Kurdistan and played a role in the liberation of the cities and towns of the Kurdistan Region.
After the political situation in the Kurdistan Region deteriorated, on the date of 31 March 1991, Helmet Omar guided his family to the outside of the city of Erbil, but at the Mala Omar checkpoint, together with a group of comrades, they fired at a Ba'ath regime helicopter. Later, when the helicopter returned, it bombed them intensely, and Helmet Omar was martyred in that bombing. It is worth mentioning that the bombing was a massacre, and a large number of civilian citizens, women, and children were martyred alongside the Peshmerga. At the same time, along with Helmet Omar, his niece named Tara Omar Nuredin was martyred, and two other sisters were disabled.
Source:Archive of the Encyclopedia Board of the Kurdistan Democratic Party.