US Plans Military Intervention in Nigeria Over Alleged Genocide Claims
The US is developing military intervention plans for Nigeria after President Trump's allegations of Christian genocide and existential threats in the country. The plans involve potential strikes against alleged perpetrators, including Boko Haram.
The options range from light to heavy military actions, with Africa Command officials considering drone strikes and other measures. Gen. Dagvin R.M.
Anderson is set to visit Nigeria next month as part of the ongoing engagement. The move comes amid longstanding violence in Nigeria, with the US aiming to address the situation.
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