NAF Eliminates Scores Of Terrorists In North-East Air Strike

The Nigerian Air Power (NAF), underneath Operation Hadin Kai, has eradicated scores of terrorist fighters and commanders throughout a precision air interdiction mission at Kangarwa within the Northern Tumbuns.

In keeping with the Air Part of the Joint Activity Power North-East, the strike adopted credible intelligence, supported by Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance missions, which confirmed the presence and actions of terrorists within the space.

In a press release, the Director of Public Relations and Info, NAF, Ehimen Ejodame, mentioned the operation underscores the power’s sustained offensive marketing campaign aimed toward dismantling terrorist strongholds and proscribing insurgents’ freedom of motion.

He defined that throughout the mission, a number of terrorists had been noticed transferring round constructions and hid positions inside the settlement.

Following constructive identification and affirmation, NAF air property carried out successive strike passes, delivering correct hearth on designated targets.

The bombardment destroyed key constructions and logistics hubs, whereas neutralising scores of fighters, considerably degrading the enclave and decreasing its operational effectiveness.

The strike additionally disrupted terrorist actions and created beneficial circumstances for floor troops to advance and maintain coordinated clearance operations.

The operation is believed to have dealt a significant blow to ISWAP parts, affecting each fighters and elements of its command and assist construction.

The success highlights rising synergy between air and floor forces underneath Operation Hadin Kai, reinforcing efforts to disclaim terrorists protected haven.

Commenting on the operation, the Chief of the Air Workers, Sunday Kelvin Aneke, mentioned:

“The Nigerian Air Power will proceed to ship precision, intelligence-driven strikes in shut coordination with floor forces till each terrorist enclave is dismantled and lasting safety is restored.”

By Linus Aleke

Times Nigeria