Questions about electromagnetism 
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*Are photons units of energy?

*What is the relation between EM force, EM energy and the photon?

*Do EM forces carry energy, do they carry the photon (as unit of energy)?

 A: Calling Google Translate (maybe the age of the questioner excuses not using it) :

Photons are units of energy? That relationship between electromagnetic forces, electromagnetic energy and the photon? Electromagnetic forces, carry energy, (carring The energy), carry the photon (unit of energy?

No. Photons are elementary particles they have mass zero, and can have any energy defined by E=h*nu where h is the Planck constant , and nu the frequency of the classical electromagnetic wave that would emerge from a great number of photons with this energy. They are not units of energy. 
The classical electromagnetic field carries energy, but this is built up by a great number of photons that make up this electromagnetic field. Dividing the classical energy by h*nu will give the number of photons building up the classical wave.
The electric and magnetic fields observed macroscopically  can be mathematically described as limiting cases as the frequency of constituent photons goes to zero. There is no electromagnetic force, only electric and magnetic fields where charged particles can interact and see a classical force.
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