Graphic Photos of Outcome of Battle Between Soldiers and Boko Haram Militants in Borno

The Nigerian Army has recorded another success in the fight against Boko Haram as its troops invaded the insurgent's hideouts in Borno and killed them in numbers.
                           

                         

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Boko Haram members killed yesterday by the Nigerian Army

Troops of 26 and 28 Task Force Brigades have successfully repelled an early morning daring attack by Boko Haram terrorists on military locations at Pulka and Bitta in the fringes of Sambisa forest killing dozens  and recovering arms and ammunitions. The successful raid captured in pictures are just shocking.

The successful outing by the troops was made public by the Acting Director Army Public Relations, Colonel Sani Kukasheka Usman in a press release.

He said: "Troops of 26 and 28 Task Force Brigades repelled an early morning daring attack by fleeing Boko Haram terrorists on military locations at Pulka and Bitta in the fringes of Sambisa forest.

"Today, troops of 114 Task Force Battalion came under three-pronged attack by Boko Haram terrorists fanning out of Sambisa forest from Damboa, Tokumbere and Pulka axis.

"At the end of the debacle, 2 Boko Haram insurgents paid for their atrocities with their lives while several others sustained gun shot injuries. The fate that befell those that attacked Pulka was more dreadful.

"The ever ready and vigilant troops rose to the occasion by repelling the attacks and killing all the 16 attackers and captured one of them alive during the exploitation. The gallant troops also recovered 11 AK-47 rifles, 3 General Purpose Machine Guns (GPMGs), 1 Browning Machine Gun (BMG) and 2 Toyota Hilux vehicles. Others are a 60mm Mortar tube, 7 boxes of 12.7mm ammunition and 1 belt of 12.7mm ammunition.

"It is gratifying to state that there were no casualty on our own troops except for 3 soldiers that sustained minor injuries.

"The troops remained on maximum alert and are equally busy consolidating and continuing with their clearance operations with high morale.

"Kindly disseminate this information and attached photographs to the public through your medium."