The Nigerian Army's Operation Hadin Kai troops have successfully repelled a midnight attack by Boko Haram/ISWAP terrorists targeting a military position at Limankara, along the Gwoza road in Borno State. The attack, which occurred around 12:10 am on Friday, July 25, was foiled by the troops, who swiftly engaged the attackers in a fierce gun battle, forcing them to retreat after suffering casualties.
Key Highlights
- *Repulsion of Attack*: Troops of Operation Hadin Kai repelled the Boko Haram attack, killing an unspecified number of insurgents and recovering several arms.
- *Recovered Arms*: Items recovered from the fleeing terrorists include two Baofeng radios, one rocket-propelled grenade (RPG) charger, four empty magazines, and one loaded AK-47 magazine.
- *Casualties*: One soldier was killed, while another sustained injuries and was taken to the 23 Brigade Medical Centre for treatment ¹.
Significance of the Victory
The successful repulsion of the Boko Haram attack demonstrates the military's commitment to maintaining security dominance in the region. The operation highlights the bravery and readiness of the troops to defend against terrorist threats.
Ongoing Operations
The troops are currently conducting pursuit operations and maintaining security dominance in the area. The general security situation remains calm but unpredictable, with troops on heightened alert.
Conclusion
The Nigerian military's efforts to combat Boko Haram and other terrorist groups in the region have yielded significant results, with numerous attacks repelled and terrorists neutralized. The continued success of these operations is crucial to restoring peace and stability in the North-East region ¹ ².
