Troops of the Nigerian Army, on Wednesday, conducted an ambush operation in Kaduna State, neutralizing two terrorists.
The Nigerian Army disclosed the details of the operation in a statement accompanied by pictures, which were shared on the social media platform X.com on Thursday.
The statement partly read, “The troops, responding to actionable intelligence, executed a well-coordinated ambush along the Tasha-Bwari Road, a vital link between Gurara town in Kachia and Kagarko Local Government Areas of Kaduna State.
“During the operation, the troops engaged the terrorists in a fierce gun battle, resulting in the neutralisation of two terrorists, while others straggled away with gunshot wounds.”
The soldiers were said to have recovered an AK-47 rifle with 27 rounds of ammunition, two machetes, two mobile phones, and a sum of N80,000, among others, during the operation.
The Nigerian Army has characterized the operation as a substantial setback for the terrorist organization.
The Army has expressed admiration for the troops’ courageous actions and professional conduct. In a statement, the Army reaffirmed its steadfast dedication to eradicating terrorism, ensuring the well-being and security of all citizens.
Thediscovererng.com Online reported in May that troops of the 1 Division, Nigerian Army and Operation Whirl Punch killed six terrorists and arrested three others in a special operation in the Giwa Local Government Area of Kaduna State.
