Nigerian Military Strikes Boko Haram Camp, Sparks Tension
Tension rises in Boko Haram's camp following Nigerian Military airstrikes on their Gobara Balangaje base near Sambisa Forest. The bombardments destroyed structures and reportedly killed three senior Boko Haram commanders, including Mustafa Ba Bunu and Awana Kura.
The strikes have sparked fear among fighters and civilians in the area, leading to discussions among the group's leadership about potential retreats to evade further attacks. Security sources indicate heightened alertness to monitor insurgent movements as the group seeks safer hideouts.
The airstrikes have disrupted Boko Haram's operations and caused unrest among the fighters, impacting their strategic decisions and movements.
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