Nigeria’s military says its airstrikes killed 35 Islamic militants in Borno state
The Nigerian Air Force targeted four militant assembly points in Borno State, neutralizing over 35 terrorists and stabilizing the area after an attempted attack on ground troops.
- Nigeria's military claimed it killed more than 35 Islamic militants in an airstrike in Borno state near the Cameroonian border.
- The militant groups Boko Haram and Islamic State West Africa Province have increased attacks in northeastern Nigeria this year.
- The US recently approved a $346 million weapons sale to Nigeria to support its fight against the insurgency.
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Nigeria Air Force Kills 35 Militants in Border Strikes Amid Intensified Northeast Offensive - teleSUR English
Nigeria’s Air Force confirmed it carried out precision airstrikes on Saturday that killed at least 35 Islamist fighters near the country’s border with Cameroon, following intelligence reports that the group was preparing an assault on ground troops. The strikes targeted four assembly points in the Kumshe area of Borno State, a region long plagued by insurgent activity. Air Force spokesperson Air Commodore Ehimen Ejodame stated that communication…
Nigerian air force kills 35 militants in strikes near Cameroon border
Nigeria's military said Saturday its air force carried out precision strikes that killed more than 35 jihadist fighters massed near the Cameroon frontier, as the army faces a renewed wave of Boko Haram and ISWAP attacks in the northeast.
Nigerian military says its airstrikes killed 35 militants
Nigeria's military said it targeted militants with precision airstrikes in the country's northeast early on Saturday, killing at least 35 suspected jihadis as the West African country grapples with militancy and a resurgent Boko Haram. The strikes were launched on four targets in the area of Kumshe in Borno state, near the border with Cameroon, according to Ehimen Ejodame, the spokesperson of the Nigerian Air Force. Boko Haram, a homegrown group…
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