More terrorists surrender as military intensifies operations in North East
The Nigerian military has reported a significant increase in terrorist fighters and associates surrendering in the North East. According to Captain Mohammed Goni, a 213 per cent rise in surrenders was recorded within one week, attributed to sustained military operations. The efforts, led by Operation HADIN KAI, focused on disrupting terrorist logistics and supply networks. The military says this trend reflects growing pressure on terrorist groups and a willingness among members to abandon their activities.
What we know
- The military recorded a 213 per cent increase in terrorist surrenders in the North East within one week.
- Captain Mohammed Goni stated that the rise followed ongoing operations targeting terrorist positions and logistics.
- Two high-profile terrorist members surrendered to troops, bringing arms, ammunition, and other military items.
- Other terrorist members surrendered to troops of 202 Battalion in Bama on August 7 at New Abaram.
- The military urges the public to support operations by providing timely and credible information and encourages terrorists to surrender.
