Naf Jets destroyed the Iswap camp in Borno, eliminating the Top Commander

The Nigerian Air Force Operations Component (Nafin) Hadin Kai (OPHK), on Thursday, succeeded in destroying a camp owned by the West African Province (ISWAP), eliminating a number of their top commanders in the process.

Analyst counter-signs and security in the Lake Chad region, Zagazola Makama who shared reports about X on Friday, said the achievement was achieved after sustainable bombings from the pockets by the Air Force
Conduct a successful air interdiction mission (AI) in terrorist hiding places in the public area of ​​South Tumbuns in Lake Chad Borno, killing a number of terrorists.

“Precision air strikes, which lasted around 2100 hours on June 5, 2025, targeted the main terrorist concentration camp located in the Baba Tumbuma axis from Lake Chad,” Makama wrote.

The sources said that the attack was a continuation of the operation that determined Kalachan Wuta II, which aimed to deny terrorists the freedom to carry out large-scale attacks during the Eid El-Kabir period.

“Sources of security say that intelligence reports and assessment of battle damage (BDA) confirmed that some terrorists were neutralized during strikes, and key logistics under the heavy leaves were destroyed.

“The source said that the attack followed a credible intelligence in the coordinated attack planned by the rebels before, during, and after the Eid al -Fitr celebration.

“The mission is planned carefully and executed to prevent such threats and maintain pressure on terrorist elements operating in the Lake Chad Frings.

“We observed a significant secondary explosion, showing the existence of weapons and fuel storage. Many terrorists were seen escapeing the area, while several others were eliminated during strikes,” the source said.

“Sources said efforts were ongoing to collect further feedback, as well as to assess the operational impact of the prohibition.

“The initial signs show a high level of chaos and panic in the ranks of terrorists, with reports of efforts to reunite under supervision,” he added.