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NAF airstrike destroys terrorist hideout, neutralises occupants in Borno
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NAF airstrike destroys terrorist hideout, neutralises occupants in Borno

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The Air Component of Operation HADIN KAI has carried out a precision airstrike on a suspected terrorist hideout in Borno State, destroying the structure and neutralising all occupants, intelligence sources told Zagazola Makama.

This is contained in a statement posted by security expert, Zagazola Makama, on X

Zagazola said the strike was executed in the early hours of July 20 after intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance (ISR) assets identified suspicious terrorist activities around KLA Balia, located in the Lake Chad region.

According to him, the ISR platform, codenamed GUARDIAN, established overhead surveillance at about 5:35 a.m. before confirming the target.

He added that following positive identification, the aircraft conducted a precision strike on the suspected terrorist hideout.

The security expert further revealed that Battle Damage Assessment, BDA, conducted immediately after the strike indicated that the building was completely destroyed and engulfed in flames, with all suspected terrorists inside believed to have been neutralised.

“The aircraft remained on station briefly to monitor the target area before returning to base after completing the mission.

“The operation formed part of sustained air interdiction efforts aimed at degrading terrorist infrastructure and denying insurgents freedom of movement across the North-East,” he said.

NAF airstrike destroys terrorist hideout, neutralises occupants in Borno

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