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BREAKING: ISWAP Commander Killed

BREAKING: ISWAP Commander Killed
A Super Tucano airstrike has eliminated an Islamic State’s West Africa Province (ISWAP) leader and foot soldiers, including foreign fighters.
The Nigerian Air Force (NAF) activity under Operation Hadin Kai took out the terrorists at Kirta Wulgo in Borno State.
Mallam Ari, Commander accountable for the area, and hired fighters creating Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs) for ISWAP died in the attack.
A military officer told PRNigeria that the area was targeted after knowledge revealed scores of insurgents merging at Northeast Kirta Wulgo.
“Some were seen with weapons around a make-shift structure, a logical sign that the construction may have had a great psychological militant objective.
“The constructions were scorched and annihilated at the edges. A few ISWAP fighters were killed including Mallam Ari, the Fiya of Kirta Wulgo,” he was cited to have said.
The Fiya title is held continuously in the hierarchy of the terrorists’ military construction.
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NAF representative, Air Commodore Edward Gabkwet, confirmed that the bombardment was successful.
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