Nigerian Military kill 27 Terrorists and Capture Plans of Attack
The Nigerian military has released details of their counter-offensive against the militant group Boko Haram in North East Nigeria, that includes 6 soldiers injured in recent attacks.
“The Campaign against terrorists activities is continuing with Air and Land OPs being conducted in various THEATRES in parts of the Country,” reads the statement from the Nigerian Defence HQ.
Photos from the recent military operation in Gombi-Pelia-Hong
The Nigerian military claims to have encountered “stiff resistance by terrorists” as they cleared Hildi, Blamo and Lame Forest around the Mubi region.
“A total of 6 soldiers were wounded in the encounter. Troops have eventually taken control of the LAMEForest location,” reads the statement. “Troops recovered a number of rifles and motorcycles after a stiff resistance by terrorists was crushed.”
The Nigerian military also say, in the Hildi raids, they have recovered some documents they claim include sketches and lists of communities apparently slated for attack, as well as a total of 5 rifles, hundreds of rounds of ammunition as well as bows and arrows were recovered from them.
In total, the recent operations have killed 27 members of Boko Haram
(Source: https://twitter.com/DefenceInfoNG)
The Nigerian military claims to have encountered “stiff resistance by terrorists” as they cleared Hildi, Blamo and Lame Forest around the Mubi region.
“A total of 6 soldiers were wounded in the encounter. Troops have eventually taken control of the LAMEForest location,” reads the statement. “Troops recovered a number of rifles and motorcycles after a stiff resistance by terrorists was crushed.”
The Nigerian military also say, in the Hildi raids, they have recovered some documents they claim include sketches and lists of communities apparently slated for attack, as well as a total of 5 rifles, hundreds of rounds of ammunition as well as bows and arrows were recovered from them.
In total, the recent operations have killed 27 members of Boko Haram
(Source: https://twitter.com/DefenceInfoNG)
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