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‘More to come’: US signals more strikes on militant camps in Nigeria after Christmas air raids

The United States signalled possible further military action in northwestern Nigeria after Christmas airstrikes on militant camps, with President Donald Trump framing the moves as aimed at stopping the killing of Christians.

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