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Troops kill over 100 terrorists in two weeks – DHQ

NewsdeskBy NewsdeskFebruary 23, 2023Updated:February 23, 2023No Comments3 Mins Read
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The Defence Headquarters has said that troops of Operation Hadin Kai, have neutralized more than 100 terrorists in land and air operations across the North East in the last two weeks.

The Director, Defence Media Operations, Maj.-Gen. Musa Danmadami stated this at the bi-weekly news briefing on the operations of the armed forces on Thursday in Abuja.

Danmadami said the troops conducted several raids, fighting patrols, and ambushes operations within the theatre with heavy casualties on the Boko Haram/Islamic State of West Africa Province (ISWAP) terrorists.

He said the air component had on Feb. 13, conducted air interdiction on the gathering of terrorists’ top commanders and leaders at Madara Mountains to re-strategize their terrorist activities.

According to him, feedback from the raid revealed that the airstrike dealt a massive blow on the terrorists as several of the terrorists are reported to have been neutralized including some of its key commanders while others escaped with severe injuries.

“A similar operation was conducted at Yuwe fishing pond area of Borno, following the sighting of about 50 terrorists in the general area.

“The location was consequently bombarded with several of the terrorist neutralized in the strike.

“Equally, on Feb. 19, an air interdiction operation was conducted at identified terrorist enclaves at the Timbuktu Triangle in Damdoa Local Government Area of Borno following an intelligent report that revealed a stockpile of weapons and supplies to the area to sustain, ISWAP activities.

“It was further revealed that the location is one of the enclaves from which terrorists launch attacks against the Maiduguri-Damboa general area.

“Hence, the location was bombarded and reliable feedback revealed that several terrorists were neutralized and their weapons and structures destroyed in the air strike.

“Another air interdiction at Baranga and Dogon Chuku, both in Southern and Northern Tumbuns on Feb. 20 led to the killing of several terrorists,” he said.

Danmadami said that a large cache of arms and ammunition including 17 AK47 rifles, nine Dane guns, 12 AK47 magazines, 86 rounds of 7.62mm special, 71 rounds of 45mm ammunition, and 145 rounds of 7.62mm NATO were recovered.

He added that land troops also neutralized 27 terrorists and arrested 18 logistics suppliers, spies, and informants at different locations within the theatre as well as rescued 20 abducted civilians during the period.

According to him, a total of 252 terrorists and members of their families comprising 24 adult males, 79 adult females, and 150 children surrendered to troops at a different location within the theatre of operations.

“All recovered items, rescued civilians, and apprehended suspects have been handed over to the appropriate authority for further action while surrendered terrorists and members of their families are being profiled for further action,” he said.

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