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    Sani YusifBy Sani YusifNovember 11, 2024
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    By ADO SALISU

     The Air Component of Operation Hadin Kai, in support of ongoing counter-terrorism efforts by the Armed Forces of Nigeria (AFN), delivered a crushing blow to ISWAP terrorists, neutralizing more insurgents and obliterating strategic hideouts in the Southern Tumbuns at Arina. 

    This successful strike marks a major leap forward in Nigeria’s relentless counter-terrorism campaign, significantly weakening the enemy’s stronghold.

    A statement signed by the director public and information of the Nigerian Air force Headquarters, Air commodore Olusola F. Akinboyewa said the strikes were launched after credible intelligence revealed a mass movement of ISWAP fighters from the Lake Chad Basin to the Southern Tumbuns, gearing up for coordinated assaults in the area. Further intel pinpointed high-value ISWAP commanders and clusters of militants hidden under thick vegetation at Arina Woje, triggering a series of powerful, precision air raids.

    He added that during the mission, NAF fighter jets unleashed a torrent of bombs and cannon fire, delivering a devastating and pinpoint assault on terrorist hideouts.

    “” Swift mop-up strikes followed, wiping out fleeing insurgents and ensuring total elimination of the threat,” he explained.

    He said that a previous airstrike on October 30, 2024, at Arina Woje had already dealt a critical blow to ISWAP, neutralizing around 50 terrorists, including a commander known as Qaid Bashir Dauda. 

    ”This accomplishment represents a significant stride in the AFN’s unwavering counter-terrorism campaign, dealing a powerful blow to enemy strongholds. Utilizing advanced ISR capabilities and precision strikes, the AFN remains steadfast in tackling the ever-evolving threat posed by ISWAP and other terrorist factions. ”

    The director said the NAF will continue to persist in delivering powerful air support through both independent and joint operations to eliminate all threats undermining Nigeria’s peace and security.

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