The Haden Kai operation forces in Nigeria succeeded in 14 fighters from the Boko Haram terrorist group, including the leader (Munther) Abu Hassan, in a confrontation with the Mafa axis in the state of Borno.
It was found that the terrorists were killed after a gunman in the patrol convoy shot the fugitive terrorist site with an anti -aircraft gun, which led to the feeding of 14 terrorists.
Zakazola Makama, an expert on rebellion and security analyst, reported the killing of Abu Hassan, the leader who led the robbery and 13 other fighters.
One of the terrorists, who was communicating with a leader in the Abu Akaymah camp, was heard that the forces killed 13 of our Mujahideen, including Abu Hassan.
“One of them shot us while we withdrew from the battlefield in Najoum. We are on our way with the bodies. We are coming to Gizoa.
“Abu Hassan Nam (dead) also injured some of our fighters, and we may need emergency medical interventions. I hope you are ready,” he said.
Zagazola understands that the gunman has not yet arrived in Gizoa in Bama until 1044 on Tuesday, November 15th..
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