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The '''Kampog'ye Kubya Ha'll Anda Hil'yédi Kíldil'i''' (English: Communist Club of Workers of Former Kampong) is a banned [[Palesmenia]]n political party.
The '''Kampog'ye Kubya Ha'll Anda Hil'yédi Kíldil'i''' (English: Communist Club of Workers of Former Kampong) is a banned [[Palesmenia]]n political party. Often given the nickname "'Idilis"


==Kampog'ye Armitká Trebós==
==Kampog'ye Armitká Trebós==
[[File:Kkhahksoldier.jpg|250px|thumb|left|A KAT soldier ready to gun down his prey]]
[[File:Kkhahksoldier.jpg|250px|thumb|left|A KAT soldier ready to gun down his prey]]
The KAT is the armed paramilitary wing of the party. They are known for waging guerrilla warfare against the government in the dense forests of the south. However, the simple addition of mortars and light artillery have proven disastrous towards the "'Ildil'is".
The KAT is the armed paramilitary wing of the party. They are known for waging guerrilla warfare against the government in the dense forests of the south, adding much to the already [[Internal Conflict Within Palesmenia|volatile activities happening in that area]].
 


[[Category:Palesmenia]]
[[Category:Palesmenia]]

Revision as of 00:19, 27 November 2018

Kampog'ye Kubya Ha'll Anda Hil'yédi Kíldil'i
Abbreviation KKHAHK
Leader Phyo Min
Chairman Bo Wai Zeyar
President U Phyoe Tun
Spokesperson Pyae Khaing Zarni Thawda
Founded October 28, 2018
Headquarters Ábbad
Ideology Communism, Socialism
Nadcraši
0 / 300
(This party is banned)
Website
KKHAHKnad.pa

The Kampog'ye Kubya Ha'll Anda Hil'yédi Kíldil'i (English: Communist Club of Workers of Former Kampong) is a banned Palesmenian political party. Often given the nickname "'Idilis"

Kampog'ye Armitká Trebós

A KAT soldier ready to gun down his prey

The KAT is the armed paramilitary wing of the party. They are known for waging guerrilla warfare against the government in the dense forests of the south, adding much to the already volatile activities happening in that area.