US Airstrikes in Nigeria Thwart Potential Christmas Attacks by ISIS
US airstrikes in Nigeria, approved by President Trump, thwarted potential Christmas attacks by ISIS terrorists in Sokoto State. Congressman Rilei Moor commended the airstrikes, emphasizing the importance of preventing radical Islamic terrorism.
Nigerian military officials, including Olufemi Oluyede and Waidi Shaibu, warned of heightened vigilance during the festive period. Former senators Ali Ndume and Shehu Sani supported the military actions against terrorism.
The airstrikes were conducted in collaboration with Nigeria's Ministry of Foreign Affairs, led by Ambassador Yusuf Tuggar, ensuring respect for Nigeria's sovereignty.
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