Boko Haram/ISWAP: Nigerian troops kill top commanders, names revealed
Intelligence sources told PRNigeria that the combined aerial bombing and ground assault on Wednesday left several terrorists wounded.The commanders were eliminated in the air attack carried out on Kirta and Wulga camps of the terrorists.Amir Malik, a Buduma by tribe and a war commander, who led foot soldiers to different battles with Nigerian troops;
Meanwhile, some of the wounded terrorists are receiving treatment at the International Committee on Red Cross at Tudun Wulgo.”
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