Martyr Khalil Bapir Masih Omar Agha was born in 1947 in the village of Bedodi at the foot of Pirani Mountain, Mergasor District. He had a primary education level. On July 27, 1988, he was martyred in a heroic confrontation in the Khwakurk epic. His body was transported by his comrades to the country of Iran, handed over to his family in the city of Oshnavieh, and he was laid to rest there.
Struggle RecordMartyr Khalil Bapir took up the Peshmerga weapon in 1967 and established a relationship with Hasso Mirxan Zhazhuki who was then the commander of the Kawa Force of the Kurdistan Democratic Party. He had a high role in the epics of Bilula Mountain and Sharwet Mountain.
He was wounded due to bombing in the Pishdar region. Later, in 1970, he received the rank of squad leader. After the collapse, he became a refugee in the country of Iran and resided in the city of Tabriz. In 1979, he returned to the land of Kurdistan and, due to the forced displacement by the Ba'ath regime, resided in the Harir complex, but he always maintained contact with the secret cells of the Kurdistan Democratic Party and worked on their secret organizational tasks for three years with Muhammad Haji.
In 1981, he was arrested by the security of the Ba'ath regime, but he did not stay long and was released due to a close person named Muhammad Qadir. After his release, he immediately reconnected with the revolution and went to the village of Hayat and Gali Rash in the Barazgar plain. After two years of continuous participation in the revolution, he became a refugee in the country of Iran again and resided in the city of Naghadeh, but he was moved by the Iran regime to the city of Oshnavieh and they were settled in the village of Barzan Awa. In 1988, he joined the Peshmerga forces to participate in the Khwakurk epic and had an effective participation in that famous epic.
Source:Archive of the Kurdistan Democratic Party Encyclopedia Board.