Nigerian Air Force airstrikes disrupt terrorist activities in Borno
The Nigerian Air Force has conducted coordinated airstrikes in Borno, targeting terrorist groups in Azir and Musarram. Over 40 terrorists were neutralised in these operations, which were supported by actionable intelligence and close coordination with ground troops. Air Commodore Ehimen Ejodame and Air Marshal Sunday Aneke highlighted the effectiveness of these missions. The strikes have led to a significant reduction in terrorist presence and restored relative calm in the affected areas.
What we know
- The airstrikes took place at Azir and Musarram in Borno, targeting terrorist concentrations.
- January 15 and 16 saw the Air Component of Operation HADIN KAI conduct these missions after receiving intelligence.
- NAF aircraft responded to a distress call at Azir, engaging terrorists attempting to regroup and neutralising several.
- Earlier, air interdiction at Musarram disrupted terrorists assembling on canoes for planned attacks.
- Air Marshal Sunday Aneke reaffirmed the NAF’s commitment to supporting ground forces and maintaining pressure on terrorist elements.
