Abdul Fatah Younis

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Abdul Fatah Younis was a Libyan military officer and former interior minister who became a top rebel commander during the uprising against Muammar Gaddafi in 2011.

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instanceOf Libyan military officer
human
politician
affiliation National Transitional Council (Libya)
causeOfDeath homicide
conflict Libyan Civil War (2011)
countryOfCitizenship Libya
dateOfDeath 2011
employer Libyan Armed Forces
linked to: Libyan Army
ethnicGroup Arab
linked to: Arabs
hasGender male
killedIn First Libyan Civil War
languageSpoken Arabic
memberOf Libyan government under Muammar Gaddafi
linked to: Libyan government
militaryBranch Libyan Army
militaryRank general
notableEvent assassination in 2011
notableFor defecting from Muammar Gaddafi’s government in 2011
early high-profile defection to the opposition in 2011
leading rebel forces aligned with the National Transitional Council
role in internal security apparatus under Gaddafi
serving as top military commander for anti-Gaddafi rebels in 2011
occupation government minister
soldier
participatedIn 2011 Libyan uprising
First Libyan Civil War
placeOfDeath near Benghazi
positionHeld Interior Minister of Libya
workLocation Benghazi
Tripoli

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2011 Libyan Civil War combatantLeader Abdul Fatah Younis
Battle of Tripoli commandedBy Abdul Fatah Younis
Battle of Tripoli (2011) hasCommander Abdul Fatah Younis