Abuja, Nigeria – Nigerian Air Force (NAF) airstrikes have successfully targeted terrorist hideouts in Borno and Katsina states. The operations killed numerous terrorists and significantly disrupted their networks.
Key Strikes and Impact
Between March 17 and March 19, NAF aircraft struck fortified hideouts in Chiralia, Grazah, Yuwe, and Zango Hill, according to Group Capt. Kabiru Ali, NAF Deputy Director of Public Relations and Information.
Following intelligence reports of raids and abductions, Operation Hadin Kai launched a powerful strike on Chiralia, a known terrorist enclave. Ali described the assault: “NAF attack aircraft unleashed a precise and overwhelming assault, obliterating multiple enemy structures and eliminating terrorists.” Subsequent strikes targeted fleeing fighters.
Further airstrikes hit Grazah and Yuwe, focusing on extremist leaders and their strongholds. These precision strikes destroyed key infrastructure and disrupted the terrorists’ ability to operate.
Intelligence reports confirm that the airstrikes neutralized high-value targets and crippled the terrorists’ logistics. The successful operations highlight the military’s ongoing efforts to combat terrorism and protect national security.
