Ottoman-Qajar War (1906-1907)

Ottoman-Qajar War 1906-1907  by order of the governor of Baghdad, in late August 1906, during the period of the Constitutional Revolution under the rule of the Qajar Dynasty, an Ottoman force of 500 soldiers under the command of Khalil Pasha marched from Baneh to the Iranian province of Luristan and the provinces of Saifi, Malakhatoi and Bagasi, and forced the people of Hanakin to enlist in the Ottoman army.

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On August 24, the Iranian government issued a note against the operation, and the Ottoman forces in Ban ignored the note and continued to collect taxes near Oromia, as there was no order to withdraw. On 8 September, Ottoman forces occupied the Çankachene and Paradüssel region and subsequently occupied a strip of land extending from a point southwest of Sajbulak to a point west of Khoy.  Towards 1911, they were repelled from Iran by Russian forces.