Tawakkul Operation
Tawakkul Operation (Persian: عملیات توکل) is the name of an military operation during Iran–Iraq War (in general area of Abadan) which was launched by Iran's army—plus a number of militaries from Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, and headquarters of irregular wars—on 10 January 1981. Armors (of Iranian forces) began it from two axes, and the infantries started it through the third axis. The commanders of Arvand-Headquarters who had the command of the mentioned operation (of Tawakkul), decided to plan the operation in order to defeat the siege of Abadan (and likewise reclaim the east  area of Karun River; and rejecting the enemy till the international border of Shalamcheh and Khin-river). At "Operation Tawakkul", a number of Iraqi forces (at a part of Abadan) were captured by Iranian militaries; and the line of Iraqi forces was destroyed. On the other hand, Iranian forces finally couldn't stabilized their situation (or to reach their planned aims). Goals of the operation. The goals of the operation (Tawakkul) was consisted of: