Operation Tariq al-Qods
| date | November 29, 1981 to December 7, 1981 |
|---|---|
| place | Bostan , southwest Iran |
| output | Iranian victory |
| Parties to the conflict | |
|---|---|
| losses | |
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~ 2,500 |
~ 6,000 |
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Iraqi Invasion (1980)
Entegham - Kaman 99 - Khorramshahr - Sultan 10 - Scorch Sword - Abadan - Kafka - Ashkan - Morwarid - Dezful
Standoff (1981) Tavakol - Susangerd - H-3
Iranian offensives for the liberation of Iranian territory (1981–82)
Sam-ol-A'emeh - Tariq al-Qods - Fath ol-Mobin - Beit ol-Moqaddas - liberation of Khorramshahr
Iranian offensives in Iraq (1982–84)
Ramadan - Muslim Ibn Aqil - Muharram ol-Harram - Dawn 1 - Dawn 2 - Dawn 3 - Dawn 4 - Dawn 5 - Kheibar - Kurdish Uprising - Dawn 6 - Dawn 7 - Hawizeh Marshland
Iranian offensives in Iraq (1985-87)
Badr - Dawn 8 - 1. al-Faw - Dawn 9 - Karbala 1 - Karbala 2 - Karbala 3 - Fath 1 - Karbala 4 - Karbala 5 - Karbala 6 - Karbala 7 - Karbala 8 - Karbala 9 - Karbala10 - Nasr 4
Last year of the war (1988)
Beit ol-Moqaddas 2 - Anfal - Halabdscha - Zafar 7 - Tawakalna ala Allah - 2nd al-Faw - Shining Sun - 40 stars - Mersad
Tanker War
Earnest Will - Prime Chance - Eager Glacier - Nimble Archer - Praying Mantis
International Incidents
USS Stark - Iran Air Flight 655
Operation Tariq al-Qods was an Iranian offensive during the Iran-Iraq war .
course
The operation started on November 29, 1981 and lasted more than a week. The Iranians used human waves of attack for the first time since the beginning of the war. The fighting lasted a week and ended with heavy losses on both sides. The Iranians were able to liberate the city of Bostan in Chuzestan . With this they succeeded in eliminating an important Iraqi supply line. That was extremely critical because Iraq did not have enough soldiers for a long front line.