The Nigerian Air Force (NAF) in sustaining its counterterrorism operations tempo in the North-East, executed decisive airstrikes in multiple waves as aircraft delivered coordinated strikes on terrorist strongholds, dealing a severe blow to insurgents activities at Warawara, near Wajiroko, and Chinene in the Mandara Mountains, Borno State.
Guided by painstaking Intelligence Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (ISR) missions, the force identified a number of terrorists stockpiling logistics and planting Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs) around Wajiroko. Surveillance later tracked their movement to a concealed location housing a gun truck and fuel reserves.
According to a press statement made available to ASTV by the Deputy Director of Public Relations and Information, Nigerian Air Force, Group Captain Kabiru Ali noted that In response, the Air Component of Operation Hadin Kai (OPHK) executed multiple waves of air interdiction (AI) missions.
The first wave struck the terrorists’ logistics hub, destroying gun trucks and critical supplies. The other followed with sustained rocket and cannon attacks, ensuring the complete annihilation of terrorist’s assets.
The statement further revealed that at a later day, NAF aircraft targeted another terrorist enclave at Chinene in the Mandara Mountains. Intelligence reports indicated that insurgents had relocated there following a previous air raid on Degbewa on 16 March 2025.
Overhead reconnaissance confirmed the presence of active structures, prompting the execution of strikes that set terrorist hideouts ablaze, adding that Fleeing insurgents were subsequently engaged and neutralized, further crippling their operational capacity.
Battle Damage Assessment and corroboratory intelligence confirmed the neutralisation of scores of terrorist fighters. The strikes also destroyed 4 terrorist gun trucks, 2 Toyota Hilux vehicles, and several makeshift shelters, forcing the insurgents to abandon their positions degrading their operational capabilities.
These successful air interdiction missions underscore the NAF’s unwavering commitment to neutralizing insurgents, disrupting their logistics, and denying them safe havens. With sustained pressure on terrorist elements, the NAF remains resolute in its mission to restore peace and security in the country.
INSECURITY: NAF Airstrikes Hits Terrorists’ Strongholds, Neutralized Scores, Others Flee
The Nigerian Air Force (NAF) in sustaining its counterterrorism operations tempo in the North-East, executed decisive airstrikes in multiple waves as aircraft delivered coordinated strikes on terrorist strongholds, dealing a severe blow to insurgents activities at Warawara, near Wajiroko, and Chinene in the Mandara Mountains, Borno State.
Guided by painstaking Intelligence Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (ISR) missions, the force identified a number of terrorists stockpiling logistics and planting Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs) around Wajiroko. Surveillance later tracked their movement to a concealed location housing a gun truck and fuel reserves.
According to a press statement made available to ASTV by the Deputy Director of Public Relations and Information, Nigerian Air Force, Group Captain Kabiru Ali noted that In response, the Air Component of Operation Hadin Kai (OPHK) executed multiple waves of air interdiction (AI) missions.
The first wave struck the terrorists’ logistics hub, destroying gun trucks and critical supplies. The other followed with sustained rocket and cannon attacks, ensuring the complete annihilation of terrorist’s assets.
The statement further revealed that at a later day, NAF aircraft targeted another terrorist enclave at Chinene in the Mandara Mountains. Intelligence reports indicated that insurgents had relocated there following a previous air raid on Degbewa on 16 March 2025.
Overhead reconnaissance confirmed the presence of active structures, prompting the execution of strikes that set terrorist hideouts ablaze, adding that Fleeing insurgents were subsequently engaged and neutralized, further crippling their operational capacity.
Battle Damage Assessment and corroboratory intelligence confirmed the neutralisation of scores of terrorist fighters. The strikes also destroyed 4 terrorist gun trucks, 2 Toyota Hilux vehicles, and several makeshift shelters, forcing the insurgents to abandon their positions degrading their operational capabilities.
These successful air interdiction missions underscore the NAF’s unwavering commitment to neutralizing insurgents, disrupting their logistics, and denying them safe havens. With sustained pressure on terrorist elements, the NAF remains resolute in its mission to restore peace and security in the country.
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The Nigerian Air Force (NAF) in sustaining its counterterrorism operations tempo in the North-East, executed decisive airstrikes in multiple waves as aircraft delivered coordinated strikes on terrorist strongholds, dealing a severe blow to insurgents activities at Warawara, near Wajiroko, and Chinene in the Mandara Mountains, Borno State.
Guided by painstaking Intelligence Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (ISR) missions, the force identified a number of terrorists stockpiling logistics and planting Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs) around Wajiroko. Surveillance later tracked their movement to a concealed location housing a gun truck and fuel reserves.
According to a press statement made available to ASTV by the Deputy Director of Public Relations and Information, Nigerian Air Force, Group Captain Kabiru Ali noted that In response, the Air Component of Operation Hadin Kai (OPHK) executed multiple waves of air interdiction (AI) missions.
The first wave struck the terrorists’ logistics hub, destroying gun trucks and critical supplies. The other followed with sustained rocket and cannon attacks, ensuring the complete annihilation of terrorist’s assets.
The statement further revealed that at a later day, NAF aircraft targeted another terrorist enclave at Chinene in the Mandara Mountains. Intelligence reports indicated that insurgents had relocated there following a previous air raid on Degbewa on 16 March 2025.
Overhead reconnaissance confirmed the presence of active structures, prompting the execution of strikes that set terrorist hideouts ablaze, adding that Fleeing insurgents were subsequently engaged and neutralized, further crippling their operational capacity.
Battle Damage Assessment and corroboratory intelligence confirmed the neutralisation of scores of terrorist fighters. The strikes also destroyed 4 terrorist gun trucks, 2 Toyota Hilux vehicles, and several makeshift shelters, forcing the insurgents to abandon their positions degrading their operational capabilities.
These successful air interdiction missions underscore the NAF’s unwavering commitment to neutralizing insurgents, disrupting their logistics, and denying them safe havens. With sustained pressure on terrorist elements, the NAF remains resolute in its mission to restore peace and security in the country.
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The Nigerian Air Force (NAF) in sustaining its counterterrorism operations tempo in the North-East, executed decisive airstrikes in multiple waves as aircraft delivered coordinated strikes on terrorist strongholds, dealing a severe blow to insurgents activities at Warawara, near Wajiroko, and Chinene in the Mandara Mountains, Borno State.
Guided by painstaking Intelligence Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (ISR) missions, the force identified a number of terrorists stockpiling logistics and planting Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs) around Wajiroko. Surveillance later tracked their movement to a concealed location housing a gun truck and fuel reserves.
According to a press statement made available to ASTV by the Deputy Director of Public Relations and Information, Nigerian Air Force, Group Captain Kabiru Ali noted that In response, the Air Component of Operation Hadin Kai (OPHK) executed multiple waves of air interdiction (AI) missions.
The first wave struck the terrorists’ logistics hub, destroying gun trucks and critical supplies. The other followed with sustained rocket and cannon attacks, ensuring the complete annihilation of terrorist’s assets.
The statement further revealed that at a later day, NAF aircraft targeted another terrorist enclave at Chinene in the Mandara Mountains. Intelligence reports indicated that insurgents had relocated there following a previous air raid on Degbewa on 16 March 2025.
Overhead reconnaissance confirmed the presence of active structures, prompting the execution of strikes that set terrorist hideouts ablaze, adding that Fleeing insurgents were subsequently engaged and neutralized, further crippling their operational capacity.
Battle Damage Assessment and corroboratory intelligence confirmed the neutralisation of scores of terrorist fighters. The strikes also destroyed 4 terrorist gun trucks, 2 Toyota Hilux vehicles, and several makeshift shelters, forcing the insurgents to abandon their positions degrading their operational capabilities.
These successful air interdiction missions underscore the NAF’s unwavering commitment to neutralizing insurgents, disrupting their logistics, and denying them safe havens. With sustained pressure on terrorist elements, the NAF remains resolute in its mission to restore peace and security in the country.