Troops pound terrorists, destroy gun truck in Borno

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Troops pound terrorists, destroy gun truck in Borno

The Nigerian Military, Operation HADIN KAI, has recorded another significant success against terrorist elements in Borno State, neutralising scores of insurgents and destroying a gun truck during a precision air interdiction mission.

This was disclosed in a post by Zagazola Makama, a counter-insurgency and security expert in Lake Chad region

Makama revealed that the operation was carried out on June 4 following credible intelligence and aerial surveillance over the Madamari general area in Magumeri Local Government Area of Borno State.

According to him, an Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance, ISR, platform, detected a group of about 15 terrorists who had dismounted from a gun truck and assembled under a tree within the target area.

He added that upon positive identification and confirmation of hostile activity, the platform designated the target and guided a strike aircraft onto the location.

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“The strike aircraft executed a precise engagement on the terrorist gathering, resulting in the neutralisation of all the terrorists at the location,” he said.

In a follow-up strike, the ISR platform tracked and designated the terrorists’ gun truck, which was subsequently destroyed by precision munitions. Four additional terrorists were neutralised in the process.

Battle Damage Assessment, BDA, conducted after the operation revealed that surviving terrorists in the vicinity were seen fleeing in different directions in an attempt to evade further air strikes, indicating the effectiveness of the engagement.

“The successful operation is part of sustained air offensives aimed at degrading terrorist capabilities, disrupting their freedom of movement and denying them safe havens across the North-East theatre,” he added.

The Nigerian Military, Operation HADIN KAI, has recorded another significant success against terrorist elements in Borno State, neutralising scores of insurgents and destroying a gun truck during a precision air interdiction mission.

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This was disclosed in a post by Zagazola Makama, a counter-insurgency and security expert in Lake Chad region

Makama revealed that the operation was carried out on June 4 following credible intelligence and aerial surveillance over the Madamari general area in Magumeri Local Government Area of Borno State.

According to him, an Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance, ISR, platform, detected a group of about 15 terrorists who had dismounted from a gun truck and assembled under a tree within the target area.

He added that upon positive identification and confirmation of hostile activity, the platform designated the target and guided a strike aircraft onto the location.

“The strike aircraft executed a precise engagement on the terrorist gathering, resulting in the neutralisation of all the terrorists at the location,” he said.

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In a follow-up strike, the ISR platform tracked and designated the terrorists’ gun truck, which was subsequently destroyed by precision munitions. Four additional terrorists were neutralised in the process.

Battle Damage Assessment, BDA, conducted after the operation revealed that surviving terrorists in the vicinity were seen fleeing in different directions in an attempt to evade further air strikes, indicating the effectiveness of the engagement.

“The successful operation is part of sustained air offensives aimed at degrading terrorist capabilities, disrupting their freedom of movement and denying them safe havens across the North-East theatre,” he added.

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