At least 12 suspected insurgents have reportedly been killed following an airstrike by the Nigerian military on a concealed terrorist enclave in Borno State.
The operation was conducted by the Air Component of Operation Hadin Kai as part of ongoing efforts to dismantle terrorist positions in the North-East.
Military targets terrorist hideout
The air operation reportedly targeted a concealed gathering of suspected insurgents in Borno State.
The strike forms part of continued aerial and ground operations against Boko Haram and Islamic State West Africa Province (ISWAP) elements operating in the region.
12 suspected insurgents reportedly killed
Reports indicate that approximately 12 suspected insurgents were neutralised during the operation.
The operation is part of the military’s broader counter-insurgency campaign aimed at disrupting terrorist networks, eliminating their fighters and degrading their operational capabilities.
Operation Hadin Kai continues
Operation Hadin Kai has continued to combine airstrikes, ground operations and intelligence-led missions against terrorist groups in Borno and neighbouring states.
The Nigerian military has in recent months reported several operations targeting terrorist commanders, hideouts and logistics facilities.
The latest reported strike underscores the continued focus on disrupting terrorist activity in the North-East.