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Nigerian Air Force Destroys Terrorists’ Logistics Storage in Niger State | METROWATCH

The NAF spokesman, AVM Edward Gabkwet, said: “These strikes have no doubt degraded the capabilities of terrorist elements operating in the region to attack innocent civilians, especially in Kaduna and Niger States."

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Nigerian Air Force Destroys Terrorists’ Logistics Storage in Niger State | METROWATCH

*The aerial view of the terrorists’ logistics storage in Palele near Shiroro, Niger State

 

*The bombed terrorists’ logistics storage in Palele near Shiroro, Niger State

By Sumaila Ogbaje

 

The Air Component of Operation Whirl Punch (OPWP) on March 15, destroyed terrorists’ logistics storage in Palele near Shiroro, Niger State.

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Director, Public Relations and Information, Nigerian Air Force (NAF), Air Vice Marshal Edward Gabkwet, said in a statement on Tuesday in Abuja that the air strikes east of Palele in Niger, followed confirmation of cache of arms in the location.

He said the operation was executed with speed and precision resulting in significant damage to the target area, including a secondary explosion confirming the destruction of arms and ammunition.

According to him, the weapons are believed to be part of the arsenal of a wanted terrorist.

“These strikes have no doubt degraded the capabilities of terrorist elements operating in the region to attack innocent civilians, especially in Kaduna and Niger States.

“The NAF, along with other surface forces, will continue to maintain dominance over areas of concern through enhanced situational awareness, continuous patrols, and targeted interdiction of terrorists’ safe havens,” he added.

Gabkwet appealed for support and information from the general public on the movement of terrorists and other criminal elements, for prompt action.

 

 

(NAN)

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