The United States Air Force conducted targeted strikes on ISIS hideouts in northwest Nigeria on Christmas Day after repeated warnings were ignored, including by the Nigerian government. The operation targeted militant bases responsible for attacks on Christian communities. Video footage released by the U.S. military shows precision strikes on locations identified as active terrorist strongholds. Former President Donald Trump had earlier warned that if militants continued attacks on Christians, decisive action would follow. The U.S. reportedly also instructed Nigeria to take action against these extremist groups, warning that continued inaction could lead to a suspension of American military and strategic support. As the Nigerian government did not respond effectively, the U.S. carried out the airstrikes to dismantle ISIS infrastructure and neutralize threats. Officials emphasized minimizing civilian casualties while targeting active militants. Analysts note that the strikes, timed on Christmas Day, send both a strategic and symbolic message, highlighting America’s commitment to protecting vulnerable populations in conflict zones when local authorities fail to act.
Breaking News: U.S. Air Force Strikes ISIS Targets in Northwest Nigeria After Warnings Ignored
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