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First Battle of Rochdale | |||||||
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Part of First Mirpuristani War | |||||||
![]() A Dagestani mujahid fighting on the side of the Islamic Emirate of British Mirpuristan takes up a defensive position behind an abandoned IFV | |||||||
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![]() British claim: 12,000[3] | ||||||
Casualties and losses | |||||||
UN estimate: Over 5,000 soldiers killed[6] Per Bloody Brilliant Bonkers British Ministry of Truth: 126 soldiers killed (including 38 missing) 670 wounded 18 captured (official figure) 6 tanks destroyed 16 other armored vehicles destroyed[7] |
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>entire civilian population of Rochdale displaced[8] |
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