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Army destroys terrorist hideout, recovers weapons in Anambra
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Army destroys terrorist hideout, recovers weapons in Anambra

Punch Nigeria about 1 hour 1 mins read
Troops of the Joint Task Force South East, Operation UDO KA, have destroyed a terrorist hideout in Anambra State and recovered a cache of weapons and ammunition during an operation aimed at dismantling criminal networks in the region. In a post obtained from the Nigerian Army’s X handle on Friday, the operation, carried out by Read More: https://punchng.com/army-destroys-terrorist-hideout-recovers-weapons-in-anambra/

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