By ImNews

Abuja, Nigeria – Nigeria’s military has reported significant successes in its ongoing operations to combat insurgency and terrorism, particularly in the northeastern region of the country. The Nigerian Armed Forces have been engaged in intensive counterinsurgency efforts, targeting militant groups such as Boko Haram and the Islamic State West Africa Province (ISWAP). Recent military reports reveal that over 1,900 terrorists have been killed, and hundreds of insurgents have been captured or neutralized in the past quarter alone.

The latest operation has focused on the strategic dismantling of terrorist cells and the disruption of supply chains that sustain these groups. Nigerian forces have successfully liberated numerous hostages, including women and children, from the clutches of insurgents. The ongoing military campaigns have been supported by extensive airstrikes and ground operations aimed at clearing insurgent strongholds and restoring peace to conflict zones.

Despite these successes, the military continues to face significant challenges, including limited resources, inadequate infrastructure in some conflict areas, and the evolving tactics of insurgents. The Nigerian government has been seeking international support to bolster its efforts, particularly from neighboring countries affected by cross-border insurgency. Furthermore, the government has also placed a strong emphasis on improving local intelligence and community policing to ensure long-term stability.

The Nigerian military’s objectives remain clear: to eliminate terrorism and extremism, rebuild affected communities, and prevent the resurgence of militant activity. President Bola Tinubu’s government has pledged continued support for the military, alongside development initiatives aimed at improving the livelihoods of citizens in the most affected regions.