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| Manbij offensive | |||||||
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| Part of the Rojava–Islamist conflict and the American-led intervention in the Syrian Civil War | |||||||
 Map showing SDF territorial gains during the offensive | |||||||
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| Belligerents | |||||||
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 Islamic State | ||||||
| Commanders and leaders | |||||||
  Adnan Abu Amjad(Council general commander & Northern Sun Battalion deputy commander) Abu Layla (DOW)(Northern Sun Battalion commander) Yousif Abdo Sa'don (POW)(Northern Sun Battalion security officer, alleged)  Botan Türkmeni(Manbij Revolutionaries Battalion commander) Mustafa Manbij(Manbij Revolutionaries Battalion commander)  Rojda Felat(YPJ commander)  Abdel Sattar al-Jader †(Jarabulus Military Council and Euphrates Jarabulus Brigades chief commander) Muhammad Ahmed(Jarabulus Military Council commander)  Haqi Kobani(YPG commander) Abdelaziz Yunis(SDF senior commander) Merxas Kobanê(SDF commander) Mohammed Abu Amdil(SDF commander) Habun Osman(SDF commander) Şervan Afrin(SDF commander) Diyar Şexler(SDF commander) Heval Shiyar(SDF commander) Judi Derek(SDF commander)  "Koçber"(YJÊ commander) |
Osama al-Tunisi † (Emir of Manbij) Abu Khalid al-Tunisi †(1st replacement Emir of Manbij) Abu Omaar al-Muhajiri(2nd replacement Emir of Manbij) Abu Yahya al-Shami(commander of Manbij by August) Abu Muhamad al-Kahtani †(Emir in Manbij) Abu Jihad al-Rusi Dahham al-Hussein †(Emir of Um Mayyal) Abu Hamza al-Ansari †(ISIL senior leader) Abu Suheyl El-Maarawî †(commander of western Manbij) Abu Aisha †(commander of eastern Manbij) Abu Talha al-Shami †(ISIL senior commander) Abu Hadid †(ISIL senior commander) Abu al-Hayjaa †(Hisba police chief of Manbij) Abu Huzaifa al-Ordoni †(ISIL field commander) Hasan Rimo †(pro-ISIL tribal leader) Safi Yahiya Rajab †(security official of Manbij) Unknown Moroccan ISIL field commander † Leading Sharia official of Manbij † Ezzit Raad †(prominent battalion commander) | ||||||
| Units involved | |||||||
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| Strength | |||||||
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 c. 50 |
Several thousand fighters
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| Casualties and losses | |||||||
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315 killed (SOHR claim) 1,650 killed (ISIL claim) 264 killed (SDF claim) 700–1,000 killed (other claims) |
1,026 killed (SOHR claim) 400 killed (ISIL claim) 4,180 killed, 112 captured (SDF claim) | ||||||
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444 civilians killed and 2,000+ abducted ~78,000 civilians displaced | |||||||
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- May 2016 in Syria
- July 2016 in Syria
- June 2016 in Syria
- August 2016 in Syria
- Attacks on hospitals during the Syrian civil war
- Military operations of the Syrian civil war in 2016
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- Military operations of the Syrian civil war involving the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant
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