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Terrorists Ambush and Kill 4 Soldiers in Sokoto

David Akinyemi
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Terrorists have killed four soldiers in a deadly ambush in Sokoto. Explore the circumstances of the attack and the response from Nigerian authorities.

Four military personnel tragically lost their lives when terrorists ambushed them in Bachaka Kurya Forest within Sokoto State’s Gudu Local Government Area.

Troops from Operation Hadarin Daji, a military operation targeting terrorism and banditry in the area, were involved in an ambush close to the border between Nigeria and Niger.

On Monday, the affirmation of an occurrence was communicated by Major General Edward Buba, who is in charge of Defence Media Operations.

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He expounded on how a violent encounter between military forces and terrorists occurred during an ambush which resulted in numerous terrorist fatalities; furthermore, weapons and ammunition were seized from the location.

According to the statement, the terrorist assault was executed by Lakurawa – a notorious terror organization based in Niger Republic. “The remains of the slain terrorists confirm that Lakurawa from Niger Republic is responsible for this heinous act,” declared the statement.

Despite losing four soldiers, the military remains determined to combat terrorism as evidenced by their statement that reveals the remaining members of the terror group have fled back into Niger Republic. Additionally, they stated that troops are currently in pursuit and actively seeking out means to locate and eliminate these terrorists.

The occurrence highlights the persistent difficulties encountered by military units in safeguarding border areas and fighting transnational terrorism. Nigeria’s armed forces persist in their endeavors to eradicate these hazards and ensure the well-being of their people.

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