The Nigerian Army recovered 74 terrorist bodies and foiled a complex drone-assisted attack during intensified operations in the North-East, Defence Headquarters confirmed. Troops of Operation Hadin Kai killed dozens of fighters, including senior commanders, during a major assault in Mallam Fatori, Borno State.
Follow-up operations recovered 38 AK-47 rifles, three PKT machine guns, and an RPG tube. Troops also repelled infiltration attempts across Bama, Gujba, and Kaga LGAs, while operations in the Niger Delta, South-East, and other regions led to arrests and recovery of stolen petroleum products and weapons.
Key Points:
The killing of senior terrorist commanders disrupts insurgent command structures.
Drone-assisted attack highlights evolving terrorist tactics requiring advanced counter-measures.
Recovery of 74 bodies and a weapons cache represents significant operational success.
Nationwide operations show the military is extending pressure beyond the North-East.
Arrests in the Niger Delta target oil theft and criminal networks affecting the economy.
Military operations continue across multiple theatres as troops maintain an offensive against terrorists, oil thieves, and criminal elements nationwide.
Sources: The Punch, Defence Headquarters, NAN
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