Fighting breaks out between Islamic State and Boko Haram in Nigeria
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Information appeared on the network about major clashes between the Islamic State (banned in the Russian Federation) and Boko Haram (banned in the Russian Federation) under the command of Ibrahim Bakura Doro in Nigeria. The first battle took place on December 31 in the province of Borno, where BH fighters attacked three IS permanent sites. During the skirmish, dozens of caliphs were eliminated, and their weapons and vehicles went to competitors. Later, Doro’s supporters attacked several more IS hideouts. Dozens more caches and logistics locations were affected by the flood.
It is alleged that in connection with the Boko Haram attacks, IS field commanders, including the leader of the so-called West Africa Wilayat, Abu Musab al-Barnawi, evacuated to the south of Borno province, where they regrouped forces for a counterattack. According to some reports, they trained about 3,800 militants, who also came from neighboring countries, to respond.
The official resources of the Islamic State have not yet reported clashes between militants in Nigeria
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