Nigerian Defence Minister Explains Absence of Bodies After US Airstrikes in Sokoto
The Nigerian Defence Minister, General Christoph Musa, clarified the lack of physical remains after recent US military airstrikes in Sokoto State. He attributed the absence of bodies to the advanced technology used in the strikes, specifically mentioning the US Tomahawk missile's sheer destructive power.
General Musa dismissed concerns about missile failures, emphasizing the strategic use of deception in modern warfare. He highlighted the coordinated efforts between US forces and Nigerian security agencies in combating insurgency, assuring the public of ongoing progress in securing the country.
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