Sabz Ali Khodadad

Sabz-Ali Khodadad (Persian: سبزعلی خداداد‎) (born in 1959, Hatkeh Posht village, Babol) was the commander of the 2nd Brigade of "Karbala-25 Division" and the Malik-Ashtar Brigade (in Kurdistan) during Iran-Iraq War.[1][2][3][4] He passed away[5][6][7] on 30 November 1986 owing to hitting by mortar fragments—in "Operation Karbala-4" during the reconnaissance operations in the region. Khodadad was buried in the city of Babol.[8][9][10]

Sabz-Ali Khodadad
سبزعلی خداداد
Nickname(s)Ali Cherik (علی چریک)
BornMarch 1959
Babol
Died30 November 1986
Iran-Iraq War
Allegiance Islamic Republic of Iran
RankThe commander of the "Karbala-25 Division" and the Malik-Ashtar Brigade
Battles/warsIran–Iraq War

Khodadad became an official member of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps in 1980 and joined the Tehran Revolutionary Guard Corps in early 1981. Sabzali Khodadad participated in the Iran-Iraq war, in the Operations Quds 1 and Valfajr 8 (liberation of the city of Faw) in February 1986. In 1987, he participated in Operation Karbala 1 (i.e. the liberation of Mehran city). Operation Karbala-4 was considered as the last reconnaissance-operation that Sabz-Ali Khodadad participated in, which finally resulted in his death by shrapnel from a 60-mm mortar shell.[11][12]

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References
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  12. Images / Sardar Shahid Sabz-Ali Khodadad defapress.ir, Retrieved 30 November 2020
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