The Nigerian military has intensified its operations against Boko Haram/Islamic State of West Africa Province (ISWAP) insurgents.
The recent offensive has reportedly sent ISWAP commanders fleeing as the military steps up its pursuit.
According to reliable sources, the intensified operations, spearheaded by soldiers attached to Operation Hadin Kai, have inflicted significant setbacks on the terrorist group.
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Dockaysworld gathered that the troops engaged in a week-long offensive, part of Operation Desert Sanity III, which commenced on January 7, 2024.
The multifaceted land and air assault reportedly targeted key areas in Borno State, including the notorious Sambisa Forest and the Timbuktu Triangle.
In the course of the offensive, scores of Boko Haram/ISWAP fighters were neutralized, and over 25 terrorist camps were cleared and destroyed.
Notably, a clash in Ukuba, Sambisa, led to the neutralization of 11 ISWAP fighters, causing the remaining terrorists to scatter.
The troops also recovered various weapons and equipment, disrupting the insurgents’ activities.
Days after the operation, ISWAP commanders, including Abu Aisha and four assistant commanders – Bako, Mallam Abubakar, Abu Ibrahim, and Hanzala – are now reportedly on the run.
