The Martyr Younis Ali Latif Allah, was a Peshmerga of the Aylul and Gulan revolutions, took refuge in Iran after the setback of the Aylul Revolution, became a company commander in the Aylul Revolution and a Detachment commander in the Gulan Revolution, was arrested in the Year 1981 by the soldiers and Jash of the Ba'athist regime in the village of Khaili Hama in the Sharazur plain, and they are among the disappeared and the martyrs with unknown graves.

Younis Latif Allah Qadir, known as Corporal Younis, was born in the village of Balkha affiliated with the Biara sub-district in the Hawraman region in the Year 1945. He was a villager and worked in gardening and practiced the profession of carpentry. He completed the primary stage, was led to compulsory service in the army and participated during it in an artillery course, and his Military rank was deputy artillery corporal. He took refuge in Iran after the setback of the Aylul Revolution and resided in the Iranian Ahwaz Governorate. He was married to Fatla Tawfiq, and they had three sons and four daughters (Ghalib, Talib, Abbas, Kalbahar, Samira, Sabahat, Warda). 

In the Year 1972, he joined the ranks of the Peshmerga Forces in the leadership battalion of the Kurdistan Democratic Party, and their headquarters and duties were in the Haji Omaran region and the Badinan region. He became a Peshmerga of the artillery division in the mentioned battalion because of his experience in using heavy weapons. He received the responsibility of a platoon commander after the resumption of fighting in the Year 1974 within the battalion's artillery company.

In the Year 1979, he joined again the ranks of the Peshmerga in Iran within the Muhammad Ramadan battalion affiliated with the Hawraman forces of the Kurdistan Democratic Party, and became a Detachment commander of guerrilla warfare in the mentioned battalion.

Younis Ali headed in the Year 1981 with two of his Peshmerga comrades (Hama Zaqi and Abid Rahim) to the Sharazur plain to perform a combat mission, and they stayed for one night in the village of Khaili Hama in the Sharazur plain, but they were surprised by being surrounded by a large number of soldiers and Jash of the Ba'athist regime, and they asked them to surrender, but they decided to confront them, and indeed clashes occurred between the two sides. After hours of violent confrontations, one of them was martyred, who is (Hama Zamqi), and they surrounded both Younis Ali and Abid Rahim and opened fire on them and arrested them after they were wounded. They transferred them to the Mosul city prison, and there is no information about how they were martyred, and Younis Ali is one of the martyrs with unknown graves. 

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Archive of the Encyclopedia Authority of the Kurdistan Democratic Party