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Nigerian military clears Nigerien camel rearer first reported as Moroccan ISIS suspect

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In a statement issued on Thursday, the acting spokesperson for Operation Hadin Kai, Mohammed Goni, identified the man as Aboubakar Muhammad Zein-Nur, also known as Houdairi, and said he was detained during military operations but has now been cleared after intelligence assessments and investigations.

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