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   |group1 = '''[[Salafi|Nationalist Salafis]]'''
 
   |group1 = '''[[Salafi|Nationalist Salafis]]'''
   |list1 = *<br>
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   |list1 = *
*[[Islamic Army in Iraq]] (''Al-Jaish Al-Islami fil-Iraq'')<br>
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*[[Islamic Army in Iraq]] (''Al-Jaish Al-Islami fil-Iraq'')
*[[Jaish al-Mujahideen]]<br>
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*[[Jaish al-Mujahideen]]
*Mujahideen Battalions of the Salafi Group of Iraq<br>
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*Mujahideen Battalions of the Salafi Group of Iraq
*Islamic Salafist Boy Scout Battalions (''Kataab Ashbal Al Islam Al Salafi'')<br>
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*Islamic Salafist Boy Scout Battalions (''Kataab Ashbal Al Islam Al Salafi'')
 
*Mohammad's Army (''[[Jeish Muhammad]]'')
 
*Mohammad's Army (''[[Jeish Muhammad]]'')
 
   |group2 = '''[[Pan-Arabism|Pan-Arab Nationalists]]'''
 
   |group2 = '''[[Pan-Arabism|Pan-Arab Nationalists]]'''
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* [[Nasserism|Nasserites]]
 
* [[Nasserism|Nasserites]]
 
   |group3 = '''[[Salafist jihadism|Salafi Jihadists]]'''
 
   |group3 = '''[[Salafist jihadism|Salafi Jihadists]]'''
   |list3 = *<br>
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   |list3 = *
* [[Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant]] - including<br>
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* [[Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant]] - including
*1. [[Mujahideen Shura Council (Iraq)|Mujahideen Shura Council]] <br>
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*1. [[Mujahideen Shura Council (Iraq)|Mujahideen Shura Council]]  
*2. [[Al Qaeda in Iraq]] <br>
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*2. [[Al Qaeda in Iraq]]  
*3. [[Jama'at al-Tawhid wal-Jihad]]<br><br>
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*3. [[Jama'at al-Tawhid wal-Jihad]]
* [[Jamaat Ansar al-Sunna]]<br>
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* [[Jamaat Ansar al-Sunna]]  
* [[Ansar al-Islam]]<br>
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* [[Ansar al-Islam]]
* [[Black Banner Organization]] (''ar-Rayat as-Sawda'')<br>
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* [[Black Banner Organization]] (''ar-Rayat as-Sawda'')
* Asaeb Ahl el-Iraq (''Factions of the People of Iraq'')<br>
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* Asaeb Ahl el-Iraq (''Factions of the People of Iraq'')
* [[Wakefulness and Holy War]]<br>
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* [[Wakefulness and Holy War]]
* [[Abu Theeb]]'s group<br>
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* [[Abu Theeb]]'s group
 
* Jaish Abi Baker's group
 
* Jaish Abi Baker's group
 
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| group2 = '''[[Arab Socialist Ba'ath Party – Iraq Region |Ba'athists]]'''
 
| group2 = '''[[Arab Socialist Ba'ath Party – Iraq Region |Ba'athists]]'''
| list2 = *<br>
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| list2 = *
* [[Army of the Men of the Naqshbandi Order]] (''Naqshabandiya Army'') <br>Sufi/Sunni Naqshbandi Iraqis led by Saddam Hussein's former aide [[Izzat Ibrahim al-Douri | Izzat Ibrahim Ad-Douri]]. It is the largest insurgency group which comprises former Ba'athists and is known to have ties with former régime elements.<br>
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* [[Army of the Men of the Naqshbandi Order]] (''Naqshabandiya Army'') Sufi/Sunni Naqshbandi Iraqis led by Saddam Hussein's former aide [[Izzat Ibrahim al-Douri | Izzat Ibrahim Ad-Douri]]. It is the largest insurgency group which comprises former Ba'athists and is known to have ties with former régime elements.
* [[Fedayeen Saddam]] ("Saddam's Men of Sacrifice")<br> A paramilitary organization loyal to the former Ba'athist regime of [[Saddam Hussein]].<br>
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* [[Fedayeen Saddam]] ("Saddam's Men of Sacrifice") A paramilitary organization loyal to the former Ba'athist regime of [[Saddam Hussein]].
* [[General Military Council for Iraqi Revolutionaries]]<br>
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* [[General Military Council for Iraqi Revolutionaries]]
* [[The Return (guerrilla organization)|The Return]] (''al-Awda'')<br> composed of former Ba'ath Party officials, intelligence agents, former members of the [[Republican Guard (Iraq)|Republican Guard]], the [[Special Republican Guard (Iraq)|Special Republican Guard]] and [[Fedayeen Saddam]] militia.<br>
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* [[The Return (guerrilla organization)|The Return]] (''al-Awda'') composed of former Ba'ath Party officials, intelligence agents, former members of the [[Republican Guard (Iraq)|Republican Guard]], the [[Special Republican Guard (Iraq)|Special Republican Guard]] and [[Fedayeen Saddam]] militia.
* General Command of the Armed Forces, Resistance and Liberation in Iraq<br>
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* General Command of the Armed Forces, Resistance and Liberation in Iraq
* [[Popular Army (Iraq)|Popular Army]]<br>
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* [[Popular Army (Iraq)|Popular Army]]
* New Return<br>
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* New Return
* Patriotic Front<br>
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* Patriotic Front
* Political Media Organ of the Ba‘ath Party (Jihaz al-Iilam al-Siasi lil hizb al-Ba'ath)<br>
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* Political Media Organ of the Ba‘ath Party (Jihaz al-Iilam al-Siasi lil hizb al-Ba'ath)
* Popular Resistance for the Liberation of Iraq<br>
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* Popular Resistance for the Liberation of Iraq
 
* [[Al-Abud Network]]
 
* [[Al-Abud Network]]
  
| group3 = [[Iraqi Armed Forces]] <br>and Police
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| group3 = [[Iraqi Armed Forces]] and Police
| list3  = *<br>
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| list3  = *
* [[Iraqi Army]] - The Iraqi Army, a component of the Iraqi Security Forces tasked with responsibility for all Iraqi land-based military operations following the [[2003 invasion of Iraq]].<br>
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* [[Iraqi Army]] - The Iraqi Army, a component of the Iraqi Security Forces tasked with responsibility for all Iraqi land-based military operations following the [[2003 invasion of Iraq]].
* [[Iraqi Air Force]]<br>
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* [[Iraqi Air Force]]
* [[Iraqi Police]] - The Iraqi Police are the organic civil police force of the Republic of Iraq. The police have three main branches.<br>
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* [[Iraqi Police]] - The Iraqi Police are the organic civil police force of the Republic of Iraq. The police have three main branches.
*1. Iraqi Police Service (IPS): Responsible for the day to day patrolling of cities around most crimes.<br>
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*1. Iraqi Police Service (IPS): Responsible for the day to day patrolling of cities around most crimes.
*2. National Police (NP): Paramilitary force for counterinsurgency, public-disorder and counter-terrorist tasks.<br>
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*2. National Police (NP): Paramilitary force for counterinsurgency, public-disorder and counter-terrorist tasks.
*3. Supporting Forces: Remaining police organizations, primarily the Department of Border Enforcement (DBE).<br>
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*3. Supporting Forces: Remaining police organizations, primarily the Department of Border Enforcement (DBE).
 
*[[Facilities Protection Service]] - A paramilitary force responsible for protecting government buildings and facilities.
 
*[[Facilities Protection Service]] - A paramilitary force responsible for protecting government buildings and facilities.
  
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   |group1 = '''[[Shia Islam|Shia]] militias'''
 
   |group1 = '''[[Shia Islam|Shia]] militias'''
   |list1 = *<br>
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   |list1 = *
* [[Mahdi Army]] (''Jaish-i-Mahdi'') (جيش المهدي)<br> The Mahdi Army is a militia force created by the Iraqi Shia cleric [[Muqtada al-Sadr]] in June of 2003, disbanded in 2008.<br>
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* [[Mahdi Army]] (''Jaish-i-Mahdi'') (جيش المهدي) The Mahdi Army is a militia force created by the Iraqi Shia cleric [[Muqtada al-Sadr]] in June of 2003, disbanded in 2008.
* [[Abu Deraa]]'s Mahdi Army faction<br> In the fall of 2006, Abu Deraa and his supporters formed their own militia.<br>
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* [[Abu Deraa]]'s Mahdi Army faction In the fall of 2006, Abu Deraa and his supporters formed their own militia.
* [[Badr Organization]] (originally Badr Brigade/Bader Corps) (منظمة بدر)<br> The armed wing of the [[Islamic Supreme Council of Iraq]] (SCIRI).<br>
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* [[Badr Organization]] (originally Badr Brigade/Bader Corps) (منظمة بدر) The armed wing of the [[Islamic Supreme Council of Iraq]] (SCIRI).
*[[Sheibani Network]]<br/>Smuggling network and Insurgent group, which both supplies other insurgents and attacks coalition and Iraqi forces.<br>
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*[[Sheibani Network]]<br/>Smuggling network and Insurgent group, which both supplies other insurgents and attacks coalition and Iraqi forces.
* [[Soldiers of Heaven]]<br> an armed Iraqi [[Shia Islam|Shi'a sect]].<br>
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* [[Soldiers of Heaven]] an armed Iraqi [[Shia Islam|Shi'a sect]].
* [[Special Groups (Iraq)]] Iranian-backed factions of the Mahdi Army which went on to become separate organisations which continued fighting after the Mahdi Army's disbanding.<br>
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* [[Special Groups (Iraq)]] Iranian-backed factions of the Mahdi Army which went on to become separate organisations which continued fighting after the Mahdi Army's disbanding.
*1. [[Asa'ib Ahl al-Haq]] (League of the Righteous) - The largest Special Group, led by [[Qais Khazali]] and later Akram al-Kabi. <br>
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*1. [[Asa'ib Ahl al-Haq]] (League of the Righteous) - The largest Special Group, led by [[Qais Khazali]] and later Akram al-Kabi.  
*2. [[Promised Day Brigades]] - The Special Group which was created as successor of the Mahdi Army and continued activities against US and coalition forces<br>
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*2. [[Promised Day Brigades]] - The Special Group which was created as successor of the Mahdi Army and continued activities against US and coalition forces
 
*3. [[Kata'ib Hezbollah]] (Hezbollah Brigades) - The most notorious Special Group, it became completely independent from the Mahdi Army and other Special Groups.
 
*3. [[Kata'ib Hezbollah]] (Hezbollah Brigades) - The most notorious Special Group, it became completely independent from the Mahdi Army and other Special Groups.
 
   |group2 = '''[[Sunni Islam|Sunni]] militias'''
 
   |group2 = '''[[Sunni Islam|Sunni]] militias'''
   |list2 = *<br>
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   |list2 = *
* [[Sons of Iraq|Awakening groups]] <br>
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* [[Sons of Iraq|Awakening groups]]  
* [[1920 Revolution Brigade]] <br>
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* [[1920 Revolution Brigade]]  
* [[Jaish al-Rashideen]]  <br>
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* [[Jaish al-Rashideen]]   
* [[Islamic Front for the Iraqi Resistance]] (''al-Jabha al-Islamiya lil-Moqawama al-Iraqiya -  JAMI'')<br>
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* [[Islamic Front for the Iraqi Resistance]] (''al-Jabha al-Islamiya lil-Moqawama al-Iraqiya -  JAMI'')
 
* [[Hamas of Iraq]]
 
* [[Hamas of Iraq]]
  
 
   |group3 = '''[[Kurdish people|Kurdish]] militias'''
 
   |group3 = '''[[Kurdish people|Kurdish]] militias'''
   |list3 = *<br>
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   |list3 = *
* [[Peshmerga]] - term used by Kurds to refer to armed Kurdish fighters. The term is now officially used for the security forces of [[Iraqi Kurdistan]].<br>
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* [[Peshmerga]] - term used by Kurds to refer to armed Kurdish fighters. The term is now officially used for the security forces of [[Iraqi Kurdistan]].
* [[Kurdistan Workers' Party]] or PKK. A militant separatist organization which aims to set up an independent Kurdish state in Turkey. {{As of |2013}} has bases in Iraqi Kurdistan's Qandil mountains. <br>
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* [[Kurdistan Workers' Party]] or PKK. A militant separatist organization which aims to set up an independent Kurdish state in Turkey. {{As of |2013}} has bases in Iraqi Kurdistan's Qandil mountains.  
* [[Kurdistan Freedom Falcons]] or TAK. Radical splinter group from the PKK, currently residing in the Qandil mountains.<br>
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* [[Kurdistan Freedom Falcons]] or TAK. Radical splinter group from the PKK, currently residing in the Qandil mountains.
 
* [[PJAK|Party for a Free Life in Kurdistan]] or PJAK. A militant organization aiming to overthrow the Islamic government of Iran. {{As of | 2013}} taking refuge in the Qandil mountains.
 
* [[PJAK|Party for a Free Life in Kurdistan]] or PJAK. A militant organization aiming to overthrow the Islamic government of Iran. {{As of | 2013}} taking refuge in the Qandil mountains.
  
 
   |group4 = '''Minority militias'''
 
   |group4 = '''Minority militias'''
   |list4 = *<br>
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   |list4 = *
*[[Qaraqosh Protection Committee]], an Assyrian Christian self-defence force <br>
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*[[Qaraqosh Protection Committee]], an Assyrian Christian self-defence force  
 
*[[Malik Al-Tawus Troop]], a Yezidi self-defence force in northern Iraq
 
*[[Malik Al-Tawus Troop]], a Yezidi self-defence force in northern Iraq
 
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Revision as of 22:17, 29 September 2014