Nigerian Army Dismantles Terrorist Camp, Rescues Hostages

On June 12, Nigerian Army troops from Sector 2 conducted operations in Zamfara, specifically in the Zurmi and Shinkafi local government areas, aimed at combating banditry and criminal activities. During these operations, the troops made contact with terrorists in the Yanbuki district, leading to a firefight where they neutralized some militants while others fled.
The troops recovered a rifle, four magazines loaded with ammunition, two motorcycles, seven mobile phones, and two MP3 players, as well as woodland camouflage trousers and inner vests at the scene. Following the engagement, the troops cleared the area, destroying the terrorist camp to prevent it from serving as a safe haven in the future.
Additionally, three kidnap victims were rescued during the operation, which the military reaffirmed as part of its commitment to sustain offensive operations across Zamfara and the wider northwest region until terrorist and bandit groups are dismantled and peace is restored.
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