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Yarmouk Martyrs Brigade
The Yarmouk Martyrs Brigade is a rebel group in southern Syria. The group gained attention when it abducted 21 Filipino UN soldiers in early March 2013, releasing them on 10 March 2013. At one stage connected to mainstream Syrian rebel bodies like the Supreme Military Council and Southern Front, the group became increasingly isolated from other groups, owing to accusations that it was affiliated with the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL).〔〔
In late 2014, the Yarmouk Martyrs Brigade was involved in a series of low intensity clashes with al-Nusra Front, and in December 2014 Nusra launched an offensive against the brigade until other rebel groups intervened and confined the Brigade to its base in the towns of Jamla and al-Shajarah.〔 In April and May 2015, the brigade, as well as Jaysh al-Jihad, launched attacks on Nusra. This fighting ended following arbitration from other local groups.〔
On 15 November 2015, its head Muhammad "Abu Ali" al-Baridi, nicknamed al-Khal (the Uncle), and five other leaders were killed in a bomb blast in Jamla, the village where the Brigade is headquartered. Al-Nusra Front claimed responsibility for the attack. Obaideh Qahtan, said to have been the effective leader of the brigade anyway, took over as head.
==See also==
*List of armed groups in the Syrian Civil War
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