Title: Sabail raion
Content:  Sabail is the name of a historical monument (castle) built in the 13th century located near the Baku Bay and remained under the sea water due to tectonic activities in the 14th century. Sabail Castle surrounded with a stone wall (180 m length and 40 m width) consisting of 3 circular and 12 semicircular towers. The castle was named distinctly in various sources as the City under water, Bayil Stones, Caravansarai. There is also a legend about the name Sabail coming from Saba city located near Baku.
Title: Sabayil Castle
Content:  Sabayil Castle is a submerged medieval fortress on the coast of the Caspian Sea near Baku, Azerbaijan. The castle is named after the surrounding area of Bayil. The structure is also known as the "Atlantis of the Caspian Sea". Research scientists have referred to it as Sabayil castle, Bayil castle or Bandargala, and have described it as an underground town, caravanserai, cloister, monastery, custom house or defence castle.
Title: Zabal Castle
Content:  Zaabal Castle is a castle in the north of Skaka city in al-Jouf region in northern Saudi Arabia. Located at the head of a mountain at the north-west end of Skaka, a wall built of stone and clay with four towers in its corners and the castle is reached by a single and winding road, the castle has stood the protector of the city for a long period of time due to the strength of its fortifications and difficulty to reach it, and the people are trading legendary stories about this castle and standing steadfast in the face of the invaders who wanted to demolish it for its strategic importance.
Title: Salhab
Content:  Salhab has been identified with the biblical town of Bezeq where Saul gathered his army to relieve Jabesh-Gilead, mentioned in the Book of Samuel. Archaeological evidence throughout the village and its vicinity, in the form of walls and foundations of ancient buildings, suggest a previous Roman or Byzantine-era presence in Salhab. Ceramic objects from the Byzantine era have been found here.
Title: Taibe, Galilee
Content:  During the Crusader period there was a castle here called (Le) Forbelet (in medieval Arabic: 'Afrabala). It was probably Hospitaller and dependent on nearby Belvoir. Yaqut (1179–1229) noted about the village, which he called Afrabala: "A place in the Jordan Ghaur (or low-land), near Baisan and Tabariyyah." In July 1182 the castle was the background of the pitched large-scale Battle of Forbelet between Baldwin IV and Saladin. The castle was sacked by Saladin in 1183, and occupied by the Muslims besieging Belvoir in 1187-88. Parts of the castle keep's basement still survive, as do other installations from the Crusader period. Recent excavations indicate that new buildings were constructed alongside the partially destroyed Crusader castle in Mamluk and Ottoman times.
Title: Zabal Castle
Content:  Zabal Castle is a castle in the north of the city of Sakaka in the Al-Jouf region in the north of Saudi Arabia. <mapframe latitude="29.990456" longitude="40.19803" zoom="3" width="200" height="100" align="right" />
Title: Iaal Fortress
Content:  Iaal Fortress (قلعة إيعال), also known as Mustafa Barbar Agha Fortress (قلعة مصطفى بربر آغا), is a huge defensive castle located in Iaal in the Zgharta District of the North Governorate of Lebanon.
Title: Zabal Castle
Content:  Sheikh Hamad Al-Jasser wrote: "This fort has no mention of our sources, and its effects indicate that it was built before Islam, and it is like the guardian of a large area of the country of the hollow is Skaka and its proximity to the farms and villages scattered in a wide range of land.English writer Lady Anne Blunt also wrote: "Skaka Al jouf, with an old castle perched at an altitude of about 100 feet, controls the city."Finnish traveller Georg August Wallin said: "Skaka has a ruined fortress known as Zaabal, and there are also four neighborhoods or markets."
Title: Shahbulag Castle
Content:  320px|thumb|View from the south, 1901 drawing by Russian military historian [[:ru:Потто, Василий Александрович|V. Potto]] Shahbulag Castle (Şahbulaq qalası, literally "Spring of the Shah") is an 18th-century fortress near Agdam in Azerbaijan built by the Karabakh Khan Panah Ali.
Title: Saladin Ayubi Brigade
Content:  The Saladin Ayubi Battalion was formed in May 2012 by a group of armed Kurdish rebels, among them university students, in a village near Afrin. On 12 May, Captain Bewar Mustafa, a military engineer in the Syrian Army, defected to join the Free Syrian Army in the city of al-Rastan. Mustafa was among the FSA officers who met with members of the United Nations Supervision Mission in Syria in Rastan. Later in mid-2012, Mustafa contacted members of the Saladin Ayubi Battalion and arrived in Afrin to join the group as its commander. After more fighters joined the group, it was renamed as the Saladin Ayubi Brigade. It participated in clashes against government forces around Aleppo, before entering the city itself and taking part in the Battle of Aleppo. Under the command of Capt. Mustafa, the group fought in the Karm al-Jabal, 

Question: Verify the following claims with "True" or "False": What is the name of Saelabonn Formation's garrison?
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