AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoISIS Strike, Then More Horror: Trump and Tinubu say a joint US-Nigeria operation killed Abu-Bilal al-Minuki, ISIS’s global second-in-command, in the Lake Chad Basin—while Nigeria insists US troops weren’t on the ground, only providing intelligence and support. Security Reality Check: Even as the “turning point” talk grows, northeast Nigeria keeps bleeding—Reuters reports 17 police trainees were killed in a Yobe attack on a military school, and in Borno, terrorists abduct 42 schoolchildren after the strike. Counterterrorism Debate: HURIWA and officials push back on doubts, pointing to earlier mistaken identity claims and warning that one raid can’t replace a sustained strategy. Sahel Pressure: Separately, six suspected ISWAP bomb-makers died in a premature IED blast in Borno, underscoring how fragile insurgent networks remain. Culture/Streaming: Taylor Sheridan’s TV empire keeps expanding, with multiple series now streaming.
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