Nigerian Forces Rescue 360 Captives from Boko Haram Group

Military Operation Yields 360 Captive Release in Borno State

Nigerian forces have successfully rescued 360 individuals, including women and children, from a Boko Haram mountain hideout in Borno State. The captives were reportedly taken from multiple communities and held under difficult circumstances.

According to the military, the abducted individuals were subjected to harsh conditions while in captivity. Unfortunately, two infants who were among those held captive died due to exhaustion.

Details of the rescue operation are not being disclosed at this time. However, it is confirmed that Nigerian forces have freed 360 people from the Boko Haram hideout.

The rescued captives will receive medical attention and support as needed. The military has taken steps to ensure their safe transportation and care.

Borno State is one of the regions in Nigeria where Boko Haram has been active. The group has been responsible for numerous kidnappings, attacks, and other violent incidents in the area.

The Nigerian government has not commented on the specifics of the rescue operation or any potential future actions against Boko Haram.

Source: Al Jazeera