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Categories: 2011 establishments in Syria, Organizations designated as terrorist by Turkey, Articles with short description, Military units and formations established in 2011, Organizations designated as terrorist in Asia
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People's Defense Units  Kurdish People's Protection Units  Lions of Rojava  People's Defence Units  People's Defense Unit
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The People's Defense Units, also called People's Protection Units, is a mainly Kurdish militant group in Syria and the primary component of the Syrian Democratic Forces. Wikipedia
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The People's Defense Units, also called People's Protection Units, is a mainly Kurdish militant group in Syria and the primary component of the Syrian Democratic Forces. Wikipedia
Mainly-Kurdish militia in Syria Wikidata
mainly-Kurdish militia in Syria Wikidata
IS A
militia
military unit
PART OF
Syrian Democratic Forces
ALLEGIANCE
Democratic Union Party
Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria
CONFLICT
Syrian Civil War
Siege of Kobanî
Battle of Aleppo
Iraqi Civil War
COUNTRY
Syria
DESIGNATED AS TERRORIST BY
Turkey
DIFFERENT FROM
People's Defence Forces
ENEMY OF
Islamic State
ETHNIC GROUP
Kurd
HEADQUARTERS LOCATION
Syria
OFFICIAL LANGUAGE
Kurdish
Wikipedia
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People's Defense Units
Wikidata
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People's Defense Units
Wikipedia Redirections
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Kurdish People's Protection Units, Lions of Rojava, People's Defence Units, People's protection unit, People's Protection Units, Popular Protection Units, Yekîneyên Parastina Gel, YPG
Wikidata Alias
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Kurdish People's Protection Units, People's Defense Unit, People's Protection Units, People Protection Units, YPG

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