Defense of Ahlat 1985

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Defense of Ahlat
Part of Armenian resistance during the Armenian genocide, Also Armenian National Movement, And The Aghbiur Serob Movement
Aghbiur Serob, Located in Gyumri, Victory Park
Date 1895 Location Ahlat, Ottoman Empire,(Today  Turkey) Result Armenian Fedayi[disambiguation needed] victory flight of the Muslim army
Belligerents
Armenian Fedayi[disambiguation needed]	Ottoman Empire Kurds Circassians
Commanders and leaders
Aghbiur Serob	Unknown Muslim Dommanders
Strength
10 Fedayis[disambiguation needed]	600 Ottoman and Muslim ( Turkish,Kurdish,Circassian ) Troops
Casualties and losses
Nobody	40 captured unknown dead

Battles involving Armenian National movement

The Defense of Ahlat, also known as the Siege of Ahlat (Armenian: ախլաթի պաշարում), was the conflict between Ottoman Empire's Hamidiye forces and the Armenian fedayi start of the Armenian resistance's in the Ahlat, Ottoman Empire, Today part of Turkey