Battle of Bosra (2015)

Battle of Bosra
Part of the Syrian Civil War

Map showing the rebel offensive to seize Bosra
Date21–25 March 2015
(4 days)
Location
Result

Rebel victory

  • Tension between Islamic Muthanna Movement and al-Sunna lions brigade[5]
Territorial
changes
  • Rebels capture Bosra
  • Belligerents
    Free Syrian Army
    Islamic Muthanna Movement[1]
    Jabhat al-Nusra[2]

    Syria Syrian Arab Republic

     Hezbollah[3]
    Iranian IRGC[3]
    Imam al-Hussein Brigade[4]
    Commanders and leaders
    Gen. Bashar al-Zoubi
    (Southern Front leader)
    Ahmad Alouda
    (Shabab alsunna brigade leader)
    Abu Kadhim Khudr [4]
    (Imam al-Hussein Brigade commander)
    Units involved

    Southern Front[1]

    Syria 52nd Brigade
    Syria 17th Brigade[6]
    Casualties and losses
    21–25 killed[7][6] Unknown
    4 civilians killed[8][9]

    The Battle of Bosra refers to a military operation launched by Syrian rebels during the Syrian Civil War, in order to capture the city of Bosra.

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