Nigerian Army Neutralizes Three Suspected Suicide Bombers in Borno, Recovers Explosives and Suicide Vests
Troops of the Nigerian Army, under Operation Hadin Kai, killed three suspected suicide bombers during an intelligence-led operation along the Guduf–Pulka axis in Gwoza LGA, Borno State. The operation, conducted in collaboration with local volunteer forces, allowed the army to intercept the suspects before planned attacks on civilians.
Security sources said suicide vests and other improvised explosive device (IED) components were recovered and secured. The army also inflicted heavy casualties on terrorist escorts, forcing survivors to flee into the Mandara Mountains, abandoning four AK-47 rifles and two motorcycles, which were destroyed.
Preliminary intelligence indicated that the neutralised suspects were dispatched by the Ali Ngulde-led Jama’atu Ahlis Sunna Lidda’awati wal-Jihad (JAS) faction of Boko Haram. The operation is part of enhanced efforts by Operation Hadin Kai to track and neutralise terrorist elements, with strengthened collaboration with community-based volunteer groups and public awareness campaigns to report suspicious activities.
Troops of the Nigerian Army, under Operation Hadin Kai, killed three suspected suicide bombers during an intelligence-led operation along the Guduf–Pulka axis in Gwoza LGA, Borno State. The operation, conducted in collaboration with local volunteer forces, allowed the army to intercept the suspects before planned attacks on civilians.
Security sources said suicide vests and other improvised explosive device (IED) components were recovered and secured. The army also inflicted heavy casualties on terrorist escorts, forcing survivors to flee into the Mandara Mountains, abandoning four AK-47 rifles and two motorcycles, which were destroyed.
Preliminary intelligence indicated that the neutralised suspects were dispatched by the Ali Ngulde-led Jama’atu Ahlis Sunna Lidda’awati wal-Jihad (JAS) faction of Boko Haram. The operation is part of enhanced efforts by Operation Hadin Kai to track and neutralise terrorist elements, with strengthened collaboration with community-based volunteer groups and public awareness campaigns to report suspicious activities.
Nigerian Army Neutralizes Three Suspected Suicide Bombers in Borno, Recovers Explosives and Suicide Vests
Troops of the Nigerian Army, under Operation Hadin Kai, killed three suspected suicide bombers during an intelligence-led operation along the Guduf–Pulka axis in Gwoza LGA, Borno State. The operation, conducted in collaboration with local volunteer forces, allowed the army to intercept the suspects before planned attacks on civilians.
Security sources said suicide vests and other improvised explosive device (IED) components were recovered and secured. The army also inflicted heavy casualties on terrorist escorts, forcing survivors to flee into the Mandara Mountains, abandoning four AK-47 rifles and two motorcycles, which were destroyed.
Preliminary intelligence indicated that the neutralised suspects were dispatched by the Ali Ngulde-led Jama’atu Ahlis Sunna Lidda’awati wal-Jihad (JAS) faction of Boko Haram. The operation is part of enhanced efforts by Operation Hadin Kai to track and neutralise terrorist elements, with strengthened collaboration with community-based volunteer groups and public awareness campaigns to report suspicious activities.
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