See How NAF Airstrikes Eliminate 32 ISWAP Fighters in Borno State
See How NAF Airstrikes Eliminate 32 ISWAP Fighters in Borno State
The Nigerian Air Force (NAF), as part of Operation Hadin Kai, conducted a successful airstrike against Islamic State West Africa Province (ISWAP) fighters in Dogon Chikun, Borno State, on December 25.
The airstrike reportedly killed 32 ISWAP militants and destroyed vital weapons and equipment used by the insurgents. The target, a regrouping point for ISWAP fighters, was identified following internal infighting within the group.
The strike, considered precise and intelligence-driven, was designed to disrupt the insurgents’ ability to regroup and launch further attacks. Military sources revealed that Dogon Chikun had been under continuous surveillance due to its strategic significance for ISWAP’s operations.
Security analyst Zagazola Makama confirmed that Operation Hadin Kai, the ongoing Nigerian military campaign against ISWAP and Boko Haram in the Northeast, is intensifying efforts to eliminate insurgent strongholds and logistics networks. He emphasized that the targeted strike at Dogon Chikun reflects the military’s determined efforts to weaken the terrorist groups’ operational capabilities in the
region.
TRENDING SONGS
The Man Who Sent Money for Two Decades, Only to Return to an Empty Shell
See how a young lady was beaten in a village and naked for stealing a goat
See How Man That Plans to Divorce His Wife, Gets Shocked When She Leaves Him First With Their 5 Kids
Tragic Land Dispute: Man Kills Father in Imo, Pastor Arrested for Rape
Nigeria Grants Air Tanzania Passage for Direct Flights
KWAM 1 vs KWAM 2: Nigerians Call Out Inconsistent Treatment in Aviation Offense Cases
Nigerian Soldiers Light Up Social Media with Energetic Dance Moves
Sniper Scandal: See How Chief Ajibade Forces Corn Thief to Drink Poison; Accused Arrested, Monarch Clear Air(VIDEOS)
Woman Finds Out Husband Married Another Wife Through Facebook After Having Three Kids Together
If Anything Goes Wrong During Labor, Save Me—Not the Baby”: Is This a Normal Statement from a Responsible Woman?
Share this post with your friends on 
