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- On Tuesday, United States Africa Command announced delivery of military supplies to its Nigerian partners in Abuja, sharing an X post with a photo of sealed equipment offloaded from an aircraft.
- U.S. security assistance historically includes training, logistics and capacity-building, occurring amid intensified Nigerian military operations targeting terrorist networks.
- Officials withheld specifics about the shipment, and neither the US Mission nor Nigerian authorities disclosed the type or quantity of equipment or deployment timing and methods.
- It comes weeks after U.S. missile strikes in Sokoto State, and Nigerian cooperation and intelligence sharing supported those strikes amid ongoing debate.
- The shipment positions alongside prior training, logistics and equipment support, and the transfer aligns with a long-standing U.S.–Nigeria security partnership, focused on counterterrorism and intelligence sharing.
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"U.S. forces have delivered essential military supplies to our Nigerian partners in Abuja," the United States Command for Africa (Africom) announced on its X account.
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tvcnews.tvUS delivers military supplies to Nigeria to support security operations
The United States has delivered military supplies to Nigerian security agencies to assist ongoing operations in various parts of the country, according to a post by the United States Africa Command (AFRICOM) on X.
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