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Troops rescue 119 civilians, get well eight automobiles from terrorists
Troops of the Nigerian Army have rescued 119 civilians, together with girls and youngsters, after partaking terrorists who blocked a serious highway and kidnapped travellers in Borno State.
The operation additionally led to the restoration of eight automobiles deserted by the terrorists throughout their escape.
This was disclosed in a submit on X by Zagazola Makama, a counter-insurgency and safety knowledgeable within the Lake Chad area.
According to safety sources cited by Makama, the operation was carried out at about 3:45 p.m. on November 6, 2026, by troops of the 135 Special Forces Battalion, 27 Task Force Brigade, Sector 2, throughout a surveillance mission alongside the Dutsen Kura–Bulazarma–Kamuya highway.
The troops reportedly sighted the terrorists blocking the highway and abducting travellers alongside their automobiles, prompting the deployment of the battalion’s Special Forces Quick Reaction Force and one other staff from the 27 Task Force Brigade headquarters.
The two groups superior by way of the Mangari–Dora route, pursued and engaged the terrorists, forcing them to desert the kidnapped civilians and automobiles.
The operation resulted within the rescue of 119 civilians comprising 69 males, 35 girls and 15 youngsters. Eight automobiles had been additionally recovered.
The rescued victims had been subsequently reunited with their households.
However, in the course of the withdrawal, the troops found an improvised explosive machine across the Bam Buratai Junction–Bulazarma basic space.
The unit’s Explosive Ordnance Disposal staff subsequently marked and secured the placement for the protected disposal of the machine.
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