US Military Submits Airstrike Plans for Nigeria Amid Alleged Attacks on Christians
The US military, under Trump's directive, has developed airstrike plans for potential intervention in Nigeria to counter alleged attacks on Christians by Islamic militants. The plans include heavy, medium, and light engagement options targeting militant strongholds in northern Nigeria.
However, caution is advised that airstrikes alone may not end the insurgency. Trump contrasts China's non-interference stance, reaffirming US support for Nigeria's fight against extremism.
Nigerian government warns the US to respect its sovereignty.
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