US Congressman Reveals Trump's Military Airstrikes in Nigeria Coordinated with Government to Target Terrorists
US Congressman Riley Moore revealed that President Trump's military airstrikes in Nigeria were carried out in coordination with the Nigerian government to target terrorist hideouts in Bauchi Forest, located in the Tangaza Local Government Area of Sokoto State. The airstrikes were aimed at preventing attacks on Christians in Nigeria, particularly during the Christmas period.
Moore emphasized that the airstrikes were a response to the killing of Christians by terrorists and were meant to deter further violence. This collaboration highlights international efforts to combat terrorism and protect vulnerable populations in Nigeria.
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