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More US Airstrikes Coming As Congressman Riley Moore Says Trump’s Nigeria Strikes Are Bringing Hope, Security To Christians
United States Congressman Riley Moore has said that additional American airstrikes against terrorist camps in Nigeria are imminent, dismissing claims that President Donald Trump’s actions could trigger war. Moore stated that the Christmas Day airstrikes, carried out in coordination with the Nigerian government, have boosted morale and renewed hope among vulnerable communities, particularly Christians facing violence from ISIS-linked groups, Boko Haram and Fulani militants. He cited widespread killings and displacement, especially in Benue State, and stressed that the military operation is only the first phase of a broader counterterrorism effort supported by Nigerian authorities.
United States Congressman Riley Moore has said that additional American airstrikes against terrorist camps in Nigeria are imminent, dismissing claims that President Donald Trump’s actions could trigger war. Moore stated that the Christmas Day airstrikes, carried out in coordination with the Nigerian government, have boosted morale and renewed hope among vulnerable communities, particularly Christians facing violence from ISIS-linked groups, Boko Haram and Fulani militants. He cited widespread killings and displacement, especially in Benue State, and stressed that the military operation is only the first phase of a broader counterterrorism effort supported by Nigerian authorities.
More US Airstrikes Coming As Congressman Riley Moore Says Trump’s Nigeria Strikes Are Bringing Hope, Security To Christians
United States Congressman Riley Moore has said that additional American airstrikes against terrorist camps in Nigeria are imminent, dismissing claims that President Donald Trump’s actions could trigger war. Moore stated that the Christmas Day airstrikes, carried out in coordination with the Nigerian government, have boosted morale and renewed hope among vulnerable communities, particularly Christians facing violence from ISIS-linked groups, Boko Haram and Fulani militants. He cited widespread killings and displacement, especially in Benue State, and stressed that the military operation is only the first phase of a broader counterterrorism effort supported by Nigerian authorities.
