How troops rescued captives without killing terrorists — Musa

Author: NwaforPublished on: September 4, 2026Country: Nigeria

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How troops rescued captives without killing terrorists — Musa

Defence Minister General Christopher Musa (retd.) explained that security forces have managed to rescue victims by locating terrorists and cutting off their escape routes. By denying access to essential supplies such as food and water, the forces can force terrorists to abandon their captives. Musa also highlighted that individuals secretly supplying provisions to terrorists contribute to their survival.

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