ISIS groups climb their attacks against army bases

The Islamist armed groups have increased its rebellion in the northeast of Nigeria, as it has attacked dozens of fortified military bases from the beginning of this year, which has faced a backdrop for the efforts of Nigerian President Paula Tenabo, which is aimed at restoring security stability in Africa.

Bloomberg said there were about 45 accidents collected by the SRIST Risk Analysis Company last May, which was the highest number that had been registered since May 2020.

Bloomberg explained to a group called “ISIS West State of West”, the branch of ISIS in 2016 afternoon in 2016.

The latest attacks took place on May 26 in the northeastern state of Borno.

Quoting Mycolage Godson, a residential analyst at Bloomberg Lagos, who has been working for the “Control Residential”, which has previously been working for the “Control Residential”, which has previously been trying to extend in the middle of Nigeria, but recently focusing its operations on the northeast.

Godson said it allowed her to “carry out more coordination and more coordination attacks.”

He pointed out that recent strikes needed high levels of coordination and plan, which indicates that it has been made for a long time.

The new political blow to the president Tenabo, he took power two years ago, and then the problem of having an Islamic rebellion was one of his government’s priorities.

Tenobo also faces an increasing popularity as a result of a series of economic reforms to improve the government’s economy, but significantly increased the cost of living.

The most popular group in Nigeria is the “Boko Haram” group that focuses on targeting citizens, which is internationally known in 2014, when more than 270 students in the northeastern town of Chipuk have kidnapped.

In the case of the dissident from the ISIS West of West of West Africa, it usually focuses on targeting military bases, as it seizes equipment and weapons and then uses them against security forces.

20 died by mistake

In Canoe (Nigeria), at least 20 civilians died in the north -west of Nigeria, and a few years ago, the French press agency residents were talking about the wrongdoing of the French press agency on Monday.

The attack is a third target of citizens in the state of Jamavara, where the army fights with criminal gangs from “road segment”, attacking villages, robbing them, then killing them or kidnapping residents.

Many residents said the road segment was attacked by Mani Wabi villages in Maru County in Jamavar last week.

As a result, a military plane was sent to support them, but the plane made a mistake in identifying the difference between the guardians who protect the villages and the bandits and bombed the self -defense between Maria Wabi villages.

“It killed 20 people on Saturday.”

The army did not immediately respond to the French Press Agency request.

“Our civil groups gathered from villages adjacent to the village and road mask. Unfortunately, they were targeted by a military plane, they thought they were a mask of roads.

“The tragedy of the tragedy that hurt us, Saturday; the road section has kidnapped dozens of people and stole a large number of cows, and a fighter plane bombed those who chased them on the road to save them. Twenty of them died.”

Another witness, Alka Tanimo, said that the killed citizens were trying to “protect the kidnappings and restore stolen cattle.”

Amnesty International in Nigeria has called on the authorities to “conduct transparent investigation” at the incident. In a post on the Human Rights Agency «X Yetive website:” Roads attacks have been called in response from the authorities, but negligently launching air strikes on villages, repeatedly illegal. “

Roads and northwest of Nigeria, where they started from camps in the depth of forests, changed villages to exploit the population and kidnapped them for liberation.

In January, residents reported that at least 16 people were killed in the Army attack in the state of Jamavara.

In December 2023, an air attack was misrepresented by Muslim worshipers in Todon Perry in Kadona, northwest of the country.

In January 2017, at least 112 people were killed when a fighter aircraft bombed 40,000 people from 40,000 people from the Cameroon border.