The Defence Headquarters (DHQ) has reported fresh successes in Nigeria’s security operations, with troops eliminating 36 terrorists and rescuing 50 kidnapped victims during coordinated operations across the country.
The operations targeted terrorist groups, kidnappers and other criminal networks operating in different parts of Nigeria, as security forces continued efforts to tackle insecurity and protect lives and property.
The military’s nationwide crackdown involved offensive operations, intelligence-led missions and rescue efforts aimed at weakening criminal groups and freeing people held in captivity.
The reported achievements highlight the continued efforts of the Armed Forces of Nigeria to combat terrorism, banditry and kidnapping, particularly in areas affected by persistent security challenges.
Military operations across the country have also focused on arresting suspected criminal collaborators, disrupting terrorist supply networks and recovering weapons and ammunition used by armed groups.
The Defence Headquarters has consistently called on Nigerians to support security agencies by providing credible and timely information that could assist ongoing operations.
The latest reported figures reflect the military’s continuing campaign against security threats across the country’s various operational theatres.
However, further details about the locations of the latest operations and the circumstances surrounding the reported killings and rescues would provide a clearer picture of the operation’s overall impact.
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