Nigeria army claimed of killing 70 ‘terrorists’ in air raid

Nigeria army claimed of killing 70 ‘terrorists’ in air raid

Nigeria army claimed of killing 70 ‘terrorists’ in air raid

Nigeria army claimed of killing 70 ‘terrorists’ in air raid

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The Nigerian air pressure said it  killed more than 70 ISIL (ISIS)-affiliated fighters inside the north of the state on the border with Niger, in air raid.

Saturday’s declaration stated aircraft from Nigeria and Niger took part in the operation.

The Lake Chad place, where Nigeria said it released the air raid, is thought for web hosting fighters of the Islamic State West Africa Province (ISWAP), an armed group energetic on the grounds that 2016.

With older opponents Boko Haram, the 2 factions have killed more than 40,000 humans in the past decade. More than million people are still misplaced  from their homes due to ongoing violence.

“Missions over the suspected locations … conducted on 13 April 2022 mainly sighted large range of terrorists, a likely logistics camp,” Nigeria’s air force spokesman Edward Gabkwet sai

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As a result, they carried out air attacks on April 14 at Tumbun Rego and a nearby training camp, he introduced in the assertion.

“Over 70 ISWAP terrorists had been both eliminated or seriously injured,” he stated.

Nigeria often scales up its offensive right now of the 12 months before the rainy season begins.

Soldiers have been battling the armed insurrection for greater than 12 years. Government troops are also combating closely armed gangs inside the northwest and separatist tensions within the southeast.

Since closing yr, ISWAP has generally taken over from Boko Haram after its leader Abubakar Shekau died at some stage in interactional clashes.

Shekau had gained international notoriety after kidnapping about  300 schoolgirls in Chibok in 2014.

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