Nigeria Approves Joint Airstrike with U.S. Against ISIS in Northwest Region
The Nigerian Defence Headquarters confirmed the joint airstrike conducted by Nigerian and U.S. forces against ISIS elements in the northwest region, approved by the federal government. Major General Samaila Uba stated that the operation was part of ongoing efforts to dismantle terrorist networks posing a serious threat to Nigeria's security.
The strike, based on credible intelligence, aimed to minimize collateral damage while degrading terrorist operations. The collaboration highlighted Nigeria's commitment to addressing evolving security threats through coordinated military and law enforcement actions.
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