Hadramaut Insurgency
| Hadramaut Insurgency | ||||||||
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| Part of the Yemeni Civil War (2015–present) | ||||||||
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| Belligerents | ||||||||
 AQAPPart of Hadrami Domestic council Council of Sunni Scholars and al Jama’a |
Supported by: |
Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant – Yemen Province
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| Commanders and leaders | ||||||||
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Abu Ali al Sayari (Deputy of Qasim al-Raymi, Emir of Hadramaut) (POW) Ahmed Said Awad Barhamah (Emir of Al Mukalla) (POW) Khalid Batarfi (field commander in Hadramaut) Faisal Ali Al-Hakemi (Chief of Hisba force in Mukalla) (POW) Sorour al-Obeidi(Emir of Ash Shihr) (POW) Ali Rafsan al-Awbashi (official) † Mubarak Salem Qaisl al-Hawair (official) † Hussein Ali Bahidan (commander in Hadramawt) (POW) Abdullah Hassan Bamatarif (official of Sons of Hadramaut) † Hussein Alawi al Majoh (official in Sons of Hadramaut) † Said Salih Abd-Rabbuh al-Omgy (recruiter and fundraiser) Muhammad Salih Abd-Rabbuh al-Omgy (facilitator) Abu Jandal al Adani (suicide bomber) † Abdallah Faysal Sadiq al Ahdal (tribal leader) Mohammed Saleh al-Orabi (official) (POW) Abu Jandal al-Hadrami (official) † Abu Hashem al Sharuri (official) † Hathifa al Ghili (official) † Qaid Al-Sayari (militant in Daw'an) †
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 General Mubarak al-Oubthani (WIA) Major General Abdul Rahman al Halili (WIA) Faraj Salmin Faraj Salman al Bahsani Mohammed Saeed al Jariri |
Hamza al muhajir † Abu al-Bara al-Ansari †
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| Units involved | ||||||||
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Republic of Yemen Armed Forces
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| Casualties and losses | ||||||||
| 37+ - 77+ killed 1+ injured 282+ captured(18 later released) two tons of explosives seized 20 vehicle explosive devices destroyed 4+ arm catches captured |
143+ killed 190+ injured |
186+ killed 691 injured+ 2 captured 3+ armored vehicles and one base destroyed |
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| 12+ killed | ||||||||
Ongoing
Supported by:
United States
Sudan
United Arab Emirates
Republic of Yemen Armed Forces
Hadramaut Insurgency, refers to an ongoing insurgency launched by AQAP and ISIL-YP, against forces loyal to president Abdrabbuh Mansur Hadi
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