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The Islamic State West Africa Province (ISWAP) terrorists attempted an infiltration in Malam Fatori, Abadam Local Government Area, Borno, but the Nigerian military successfully repelled their early morning onslaught on Wednesday.
In close coordination with the Nigerian Air Force (NAF), the Nigerian Army troops of Operation Hadin Kai (OPHK) reportedly killed at least sixty-one ISWAP terrorists during the abortive infiltration.
Zagazola Makama was informed by operational sources that the terrorists initiated the assault, moving forward on foot and using armed drones in a last-ditch effort to get past the troops’ defenses at the 68 Battalion site.
But the onslaught, which came through Bravo Company’s frontage from the Duguri general area, was repelled by overwhelming firepower and excellent air and ground force coordination.
According to the reports, troops fought the militants in a tough combat that caused significant fatalities on the terrorists’ side, with the help of pinpoint airstrikes.
According to reports, the combination of air and ground maneuvers guaranteed that the terrorists were located, targeted, and eliminated in huge quantities.
“Our forces decimated the fighting capability of identified enemy concentrations by carrying out four extremely successful air interdiction strikes.” After incurring significant fatalities, the terrorists were forced to disperse toward the Arege general region due to the cooperation of air and land forces, the source claimed.
Although battle damage assessment from those strikes was still in progress, the sources pointed out that additional strike support from partner Nigerien air assets increased the strain on the escaping militants.
Four soldiers suffered minor injuries during the operation and were treated.
The pressure on the escaping militants was increased by the fast attack passes carried out by the allied forces from the neighboring Niger Republic in support of the operation.
The source continued, “On personal casualties, the officer confirmed that four soldiers suffered minor injuries during the engagement and have since been stabilized.”
