Chad, Niger and
Cameroon have begun a joint offensive against Boko Haram militants who
have killed thousands of people in a bid to carve out an Islamist
emirate in northern Nigeria, and have increasingly staged raids across
nearby borders.
"The wounded
are being evacuated. The insurgents have been stopped. An APC (armoured
personnel carrier) was taken from them and several of them were killed,"
a Cameroonian military officer told journalists in Maroua, adding the
incident was continuing.
Earlier
this month, Boko Haram fighters killed more than 100 people in the
northern Cameroon town of Fotokol, including residents inside their
homes and a mosque, a local political leader said.
credit:yahoo
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