Boko Haram Claims Responsibility Of Crashed Nigerian Air Force Missing Plane, Releases Dead Pilot’s Photo - Global Report

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Friday, April 2, 2021

Boko Haram Claims Responsibility Of Crashed Nigerian Air Force Missing Plane, Releases Dead Pilot’s Photo


The Boko Haram sect has claimed responsibility for the missing Jet of the Nigerian Air Force (NAF).

 

A jet deployed against the sect in Borno State evening lost contact with radar on Wednesday evening.

 

Edward Gabkwet, spokesperson of NAF, had disclosed the identities of the pilots but said their whereabouts were unknown.

But on Friday, Boko Haram released a video of its fighters bringing down the jet.

 

The video showed the fighters carrying artillery equipment and a corpse of one of the dead pilots.

 

In the seven minutes, thirty seconds video, Boko Haram fighters were seen moving in gun trucks and motor bikes, along a dusty road.

 

The military is yet to react to the claim of the insurgents.

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