Trump Deploys U.S. Military Strike on ISIS Targets in Northwest Nigeria
President Donald J. Trump authorized a U.S. military strike on ISIS targets in Northwest Nigeria in response to continuous attacks on Christians in the region.
The strike was carried out to combat terrorism and protect innocent civilians, particularly Christians who have been targeted by the extremist group. The action was taken on Christmas night under direct orders from the U.S.
Commander-in-Chief. The Nigerian government and international security agencies are yet to independently confirm the strike.
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