Air Strikes Hit Terrorists In Sambisa

Air Strikes Hit Terrorists In Sambisa

The air component of Operation Hadin Kai has reportedly killed several insurgents during a targeted strike in Sambisa Forest.

The operation focused on a suspected hideout in Yuwe, an area known for militant activity.

The strike forms part of ongoing efforts to weaken insurgent groups in the region.

Military sources said the air raid was carried out on Sunday at about 5:45pm.

The mission was described as a precision operation aimed at disrupting movements within the enclave.

Reports indicate that the target location had been under surveillance before the strike was launched.

The operation is part of a broader campaign to restore security in parts of Borno State affected by insurgency.

Air strikes have remained a key strategy in tackling armed groups operating in difficult terrain. Authorities continue to rely on intelligence-led actions to limit threats.

While details of casualties remain limited, the development points to continued pressure on insurgent strongholds.

Security forces are expected to sustain operations in the area as efforts continue to curb violence and stabilise affected communities.