Nigerian Army stationed on the road.
Abuja: The Nigeria army has killed at least 35 suspected Islamic extremists in air strikes under a major military action in the north-eastern region of the country. This action was taken in the Kumashe area of Borno province, which is bordering the Cameron. Nigeria is currently struggling with the growing activities of Boko Haram and other jihadi organizations, which have been a serious threat to the security and stability of the country over the years.
Aerial attack on 4 locations
Nigerian Air Force spokesperson Ehimen Azodame informed that the aerial attack was carried out at four different locations, where terrorists were gathering. He said that the extremists had planned an attack on the soldiers posted in the area and the army retaliated only after getting information about their move. According to the Idodamay, after this campaign, contact with soldiers in the area has been re -established and the situation is said to be stable at the moment.
Boko Haram is the stronghold of terror
The incident took place at a time when the Nigeria government, especially President said Tinubu, is trying to control the administration, terrorism and extremism. However, these efforts have not been achieved so far. Terrorist organizations like Boko Haram have been active in Nigeria since 2009 and have spread panic in many areas of the country. This organization has so far killed thousands of people in Nigeria.
Army action strong message to terrorists
While this latest action taken by the army is a tough message for the terrorists, it also indicates that security challenges still remain in the area. In order to establish the safety, rehabilitation and permanent peace of local citizens, Nigeria will only have to pay attention to military measures as well as political, social and economic aspects. Such military actions can provide temporary relief, but long -term strategy is necessary to eliminate the roots of terrorism. (Language)
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