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Nigerian troops have killed a high-ranking Boko Haram commander, Amir Abu Fatima, in a targeted operation in Borno State.
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The operation, carried out by Special Forces under Operation Hadin Kai, resulted in the elimination of Abu Fatima, his deputy, and several other terrorists.
A major counter-terrorism success was achieved by Nigerian troops in a targeted operation in Borno State, resulting in the elimination of Amir Abu Fatima, a high-ranking Boko Haram commander.
The operation, carried out by Special Forces under Operation Hadin Kai, followed actionable intelligence pointing to the presence of high-ranking terrorists in the area.
The raid, which took place on Thursday, led to the elimination of Abu Fatima, his deputy, several explosives specialists, and other fighters.
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“In a major counter-terrorism success, Special Forces under Operation HADIN KAI conducted a precision strike on 30 May 2025, targeting a key Boko Haram/ISWAP stronghold in the Kukawa axis of Northern Borno State,” the Nigerian Army stated.
A cache of arms and materials used for making explosives was recovered at the site, including several AK-47 rifles, magazines, assorted ordnance, and IED-making materials. The mission was completed without casualties among the troops involved.
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The military described the operation as a significant disruption to terrorist activities in the region.
“This operation delivers a significant blow to terrorist leadership in the region and reinforces the Armed Forces of Nigeria’s avowed commitment to restoring peace in the North East.”
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