Monday, June 17, 2024 - In a series of Multinational Joint Task Force ( MNJTF) operations targeting terrorist activities, the troops of Operation Lake Sanity 2, under the Task Force Wulgo, have successfully rescued 34 women and children from the clutches of Boko Haram terrorists and neutralized one terrorist during clearance operations conducted in the Mazuri, Itsari, Mudu, and Maleri villages on fringes of southern Lake Chad in Nigeria on 15 June 2024.
Chief Military Public Information Officer MNJTF Ndjamena -
Chad, Lieutenant Colonel Abubakar Abdullahi, who disclosed this in a
statement on Monday, June 17, said 3 fighters from the Islamic State's West
Africa Province (ISWAP) based in the Jabilaram camp, a secluded islet on Lake
Chad, surrendered to the vigilant troops of Task Force Wulgo today.
“The fighters, identified as Babakura Abubakar (20 years
old), Abacha Kyari (28 years old), and Mohammad Adam (29 years old), are
currently undergoing interrogation for further action. Moreover, in our
continued air assault operations aimed at dismantling terrorist operations
across the Lake Chad area, an air interdiction mission was conducted on 9 June
2024 at Kollaram,” the statement read.
"This operation destroyed 3 suicide vehicle-borne IEDs poised for a major terrorist attack. This precise strike exemplifies the efficacy and capabilities of Troops Contributing Countries air force units in neutralizing high-value terrorist targets and mitigating potential threats.
"The combined efforts of ground and air operations are
significantly degrading the operational strength and morale of terrorist
factions in the region.
"The MNJTF remain resolute in the mission to eradicate
terrorism, ensure the safety of civilians, and foster a secure and peaceful
environment conducive to sustaining long-term stability.
“The Force Commander Maj Gen Ibrahim Sallau Ali commend the
bravery of the troops involved in these operations and reiterate the commitment
of MNJTF to restoring normalcy and peace through continued vigilance and
proactive engagements."
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