Boko Haram Terrorists Attack Military Helicopter In Borno

 

Boko Haram  militants of the Islamic State West Africa Province (ISWAP) purportedly went after a military helicopter in Borno State somewhat recently.

Sources discovered that the militants thought to be members of Jama'at Ahl as-Sunnah lid-Da'wah Wa'l-Jihād discharged shots at a military helicopter belonging to the Multinational Joint Task Force (MNJTF) on Thursday trying to bomb the helicopter.

The MNJTF which combines troops formation from Benin, Cameroon, Chad, Niger, and Nigeria were purportedly on a mission when the fear based oppressors endeavored to bomb them off.

The security groups had their central command in N'Djamena and are entrusted to stop the Boko Haram uprising in the pivot.

The force is organized in four public areas: Sector 1 (Cameroon) headquartered at Mora; Sector 2 (Chad) headquartered at Baga-Sola; Sector 3 (Nigeria) headquartered in Baga; and Sector 4 (Niger), headquartered in the town of Diffa.

Security reports made accessible to Sahara Reporters had it that the militants utilized complex anti-airplane rifles and GPMG during the assault on the helicopter last Thursday.

Our source also discover that the pilot and the co-pilot who were the only ones on board got away from the assault and landed the airplane safely.

In spite of the endeavors of the Nigerian Army to end revolt in the country, the Islamist rebellions as per discoveries have killed almost 350,000 individuals as of the finish of 2020, the United Nations Development Program (UNDP) affirmed in 2021.