Abdul Munim Riad
Egyptian General and Military Leader
Egyptian General and Military Leader
1919
107 years ago
Military & Warriors
Egypt
Served as a general in the Egyptian Armed Forces. Played a significant role during the 1967 Six-Day War against Israel. Led Egyptian troops in the War of Attrition, demonstrating strong leadership in various military operations. Died in combat while commanding forces in the front lines.
Served as a general in the Egyptian Army
Led forces during the War of Attrition
Died in combat on March 9, 1969
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