Nigerian Military Conducts Joint Airstrikes Against ISIS Terrorists with FG Approval
The Nigerian Defence Headquarters confirmed joint airstrikes carried out by Nigerian and US military forces against ISIS elements in North West Nigeria with Federal Government authorization. Major General Samaila Uba of the Defence Headquarters stated that the operation aimed to disrupt terrorist networks and criminal groups threatening national security.
The collaboration underscores Nigeria's commitment to combating transnational terrorism and preventing foreign fighters from establishing a foothold in the country. The military emphasized minimizing collateral damage and restoring peace and security nationwide.
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