Biography

Khalid Asaad Aziz Khusin, was born in 1932 in the village of Aspindara, affiliated with the Hiran sub-district. He resided in the village of Hiran until the collapse of the revolution in 1975, but after the collapse, he went to the village of Warti for a short period and resided there. At the beginning of the outbreak of Gulan Revolution, he moved his family again to the city of Shaqlawa. He studied up to the primary stage. At the time of their arrest by the regime, one of his sons named Najat was arrested with him and was executed along with him. He was married and had two wives named Rahma Ali and Halima Haji. He had three sons named Najat, Salam, and Rahman, along with five daughters named Fakhriya, Sabriya, Bahiya, Piruz, and Kawthar.

Struggle Record

Khalid Asaad and his brother named Rashid Asaad were armed men of the house of Jabar Agha. In 1966, along with forty other armed men of their Agha's house, they planned to become Peshmerga. One night, all forty of them, with their weapons, headed to Mount Safin and went to Rasul Faqi and became Peshmerga in the third battalion under the command of Kakil Wahid, affiliated with the Safin force of the Kurdistan Democratic Party. After a few weeks, Khalid Asaad received the rank of squad leader, actively participated in the activities of his force, and in 1966 received the rank of platoon leader in the same force. He continued until the collapse of 1975. After the collapse of the revolution, he went to the village of Warti and resided there. In 1980, with the outbreak of the Gulan Revolution , he went back to the town of Shaqlawa and resided there.

After the outbreak of the Gulan Revolution , he established a relationship with the Shaqlawa district committee. At that time, Mullah Gharib was the person responsible for the district. He received the rank of district cadre and was responsible for secret organizational work in the area of Aspindara village and the secret cells of that area. At the same time, he supervised several partisan activities in the town of Shaqlawa and its surroundings.

In 1988, Khalid and seven comrade cadres went to the village of Aspindara to meet with several secret cells, deliver the Party's political message, and collect special supplies for the Peshmerga. In that same activity, Khalid and seven cadres of the district committee and the organizations of their district committee border in that area fell into an ambush by the Ba'ath regime's soldiers and were arrested. After two months, Khalid Asaad and his seven comrades were executed at the Erbil Security Directorate, and those Martyrs are among the Martyrs whose graves are unknown.

Source:

Archive of the Kurdistan Democratic Party Encyclopedia Board.