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20052026 nigerian u s strikes kill 175 isis linked militants in major counterterrorism offensive
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- Nigerian and U.S. forces killed 175 ISIS-linked militants in Borno State, Nigeria, on May 17-18, 2026.
- Operations targeted Islamic State West Africa Province (ISWAP), destroying weapons depots and financial networks.
- No casualties reported among Nigerian or U.S. forces.
- The offensive followed the death of senior ISIS figure Abu Bilal al-Minuki earlier in May 2026.
- Nigeria has been combating Islamist insurgency for over 15 years.
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