Abdul Fatah Younis

Libyan general involved in 2011 revolution

Abdul Fatah Younis - Libyan general involved in 2011 revolution
Born

1944
81 years ago

Died

July 28th, 2011
13 years ago — 67 years old

Category

Military & Warriors

Country

Libya

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Graduated from the Military Academy, held various leadership positions in the Libyan Army. Led forces during the Libyan Civil War in 2011, playing a crucial role in the push against the Gaddafi regime. Assisted in organizing the National Transitional Council's military strategy. Served as Minister of Interior in the transitional government. Killed in a confrontation in July 2011, which highlighted ongoing conflicts within anti-Gaddafi forces.

Led operations during the Libyan Civil War

Served as Minister of Interior in 2011

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