Nigerian Military Tracks Boko Haram Fighters Fleeing After US Airstrikes
The Nigerian military is monitoring Boko Haram and ISWAP fighters believed to be fleeing their hideouts following recent US airstrikes in northwestern Nigeria. The airstrikes, authorized by US President Donald Trump, targeted Islamic State militants.
There are reports of increased movement of armed groups towards neighboring areas, raising concerns among local leaders. Retired military officials offer differing views on the possible deployment of US troops in Nigeria, citing legal and diplomatic implications.
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