Home News 70 Terrorists Killed By Joint Task Force In Lake Chad Basin
News

70 Terrorists Killed By Joint Task Force In Lake Chad Basin

401

No fewer than 70 terrorists have been reportedly decimated in a recent aerial bombardment by a multinational Joint Taskforce in the Lake Chad Basin region.

This was disclosed in a statement by the Chief Military Public Information Officer HQ MNJTF Ndjamena, Chad, Lt. Col. Abubakar Abdullahi, on Monday.

He noted that the aerial bombardment, which is part of the task force’s Operation Lake Sanity II, successfully obliterated terrorist camps situated on islets across the Cameroonian and Nigerian territories of Lake Chad, causing others to flee into Chad.

He said: “This action neutralised 70 terrorists and dismantled five camps, highlighting the efficacy of MNJTF’s operational strategies and the robust collaboration with the Chadian Armed Forces.

“The MNJTF extends its appreciation to the Chadian Armed Forces for their invaluable cooperation and support in the fight against terrorism. We also acknowledge the vital contributions from other troop-contributing countries, including Operation Emergence 4 Cameroon, Operation Hadin Kai Nigeria, and Sector 4 Niger, which were instrumental in the success of Operation Lake Sanity II.”

He further explained that the task force also destroyed eight vehicle-borne Improvised Explosive Devices (VBIEDs) in Arinna Ciki and two ammunition bunkers northeast of Malam Fatori.

“We will continue to work tirelessly with our partners to achieve and sustain this critical goal of eradicating terrorism and restoring peace to the Lake Chad Basin.”

Read more: World Bank Grants $208 Million for Zambia Drought Relief

About The Author

Related Articles

News

Nigeria’s Constitutional Review: Spotlight on Citizenship by Investment and Religious Courts Bills

Nigeria’s 10th House of Representatives Committee on Constitution Review held its inaugural...

Senegal Rename Colonial Streets
News

IMF Praises Senegal’s Austerity After $7B Hidden Debt—Fuel Subsidies Slashed, Poor Hit With New Taxes

Senegal’s government has unveiled a “recovery” plan to raise nearly $10 billion...

NewsWorld

South Sudan Seeks U.S. Sanctions Relief in Exchange for Accepting More Deportees

The Trump administration’s deportation policy has come under fire as reports emerge of...

France to Incentivise Moroccans to Occupy Western Sahara
NewsWorld

France’s Factory Shutdowns Signal Deeper Crisis as Africa Reclaims Control of Resources

France’s industrial base is under severe pressure, with increasing factory shutdowns across...