Battle of Bosra (2015)

Battle of Bosra
	Part of the Syrian Civil War
	; Map showing the rebel offensive to seize Bosra
Date	21–25 March 2015; (4 days)
Location	Bosra, Daraa Governorate, Syria
Result	Rebel victory Tension between Islamic Muthanna Movement and al-Sunna lions brigade;
Territorial; changes	Rebels capture Bosra;
Belligerents
Free Syrian Army; Islamic Muthanna Movement; Jabhat al-Nusra	Syrian Arab Republic Syrian Armed Forces; National Defense Force; Hezbollah; Iranian IRGC; Imam al-Hussein Brigade
Commanders and leaders
Gen. Bashar al-Zoubi; (Southern Front leader); Ahmad Alouda; (Shabab alsunna brigade leader)	Abu Kadhim Khudr †; (Imam al-Hussein Brigade commander)
Units involved
Southern Front Omari Brigades; Lions of Sunna Brigade;	52nd Brigade; 17th Brigade
Casualties and losses
21–25 killed	Unknown
	4 civilians killed

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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