By SUNTV Global Channel | International News
The United States has carried out a powerful military strike against ISIS-linked terrorist camps in Nigeria’s Northwest, following direct orders from former U.S. President Donald J. Trump, who described the operation as a decisive response to sustained attacks on civilians, particularly Christians.
In a statement released on Christmas Day, Trump said the strike was executed under his authority as Commander in Chief, warning that terrorist groups responsible for what he called “the slaughtering of Christians” would face severe consequences if the violence continued.
According to the statement, the U.S. Department of War conducted what Trump described as “numerous perfect strikes,” emphasizing that the operation demonstrated America’s unmatched military capability. He added that the United States would not allow what he termed “Radical Islamic Terrorism” to thrive.
Trump noted that the targeted terror cells had been responsible for deadly attacks in Nigeria’s Northwest at a scale he claimed had not been witnessed for decades, stressing that the military action was intended to deter further violence.
The former president concluded by praising the U.S. military and extending Christmas greetings, while issuing a stern warning that further attacks on civilians would be met with additional force.
As of the time of filing this report, Nigerian authorities have yet to officially comment on the development, and details regarding casualties or the exact locations of the strikes remain limited.
SUNTV Global Channel will continue to monitor the situation and provide updates as more information becomes available.
