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Major blow for ISWAP as troops destroy hideout, recover AK-47 rifles in Borno [VIDEO]
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Major blow for ISWAP as troops destroy hideout, recover AK-47 rifles in Borno [VIDEO]

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Troops of the 68 Battalion under Sector 3 of Operation HADIN KAI have destroyed a Boko Haram/ISWAP hideout and recovered three AK-47 rifles during a clearance operation in the Mallam Fatori axis of Abadam Local Government Area of Borno State.

This was disclosed in a post on X by a security expert, Zagazola Makama, on Friday.

Zagazola stated that the operation was conducted at about 5:00 am on August 7, 2026 as part of follow-up actions after the failed terrorist attack on the battalion’s defensive location on July 29, 2026.

He said the troops tracked the withdrawal route used by the terrorists after the earlier attack, leading them to a concealed hideout at Kaniram East.

According to him, on reaching the location, the troops closed in on the camp using stealth before launching a coordinated assault with overwhelming firepower.

He added that during the engagement, one terrorist was neutralised, while two others escaped with gunshot wounds into the surrounding bush.

The security expert further revealed that a subsequent exploitation of the camp led to the recovery of three AK-47 rifles, three magazines, 39 rounds of 7.62mm special ammunition, one Tecno mobile phone, one Niger SIM card, one MP3 player and a 100 CFA recharge card.

After clearing the area, he said that the troops destroyed the terrorists’ camp and set it ablaze to deny the insurgents further use of the location before returning safely to base.

“The recovered communication devices and other materials are expected to provide valuable intelligence for ongoing operations aimed at dismantling terrorist networks operating around the Lake Chad region.

“The operation is part of sustained offensive efforts by Operation HADIN KAI to track fleeing insurgents, destroy their enclaves and prevent them from regrouping following recent military pressure across the North-East,” he said,

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Major blow for ISWAP as troops destroy hideout, recover AK-47 rifles in Borno [VIDEO]

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