Nigeria: Troops Disrupt Terrorists’ Logistics Networks, Arrests IED Experts


Sustained Military operations have disrupted terrorists’ logistics networks operating across the country with the arrest of Improvised Device Explosion (IED) experts in the North and South East theatres of the country.

Director of defence media operations Major General Michael Onoja while giving updates on military operations yesterday said troops killed several terrorists and rescued abducted victims between 11 -17 September 2026.

Troops also arrested a suspected terrorists along the Dikwa-Ajiri Main Supply Route (MSR) on  September 15 while planning to plant an IED around a military outpost.

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Source: Leadership Nigeria News


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