The military high command said troops across the six geopolitical zones of the country have killed no fewer than 59 terrorists.
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It also said a total of 137 suspected criminals were arrested in separate operations conducted between July 17 and 28.
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In a statement on Friday by the Director, Defence Media Operations, Maj. Gen. Edward Buba added that troops recovered oil worth N388m from oil thieves within the period under review.
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It read, âThe Armed Forces of Nigeria is engaged in several operations across the 6 geopolitical zones to tackle the security challenges confronting the nation. As of 28 July 23, the military has neutralized 59 terrorists and arrested a total number of 88 criminals, 10 kidnappers, 20 gunmen, and 19 suspected oil thefts. Troops have also rescued 88 kidnapped hostages.
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âIn the course of operations across the country troops recovered a total number of 68 weapons and 1,364 ammunition. Troops recovered 26 AK47 rifles, one GPMG, 1 AKMS rifle, one FN rifle, 4 pump action, five pistols, and 19 Dane guns. Also, recovered are 1,083 rounds of 7.62mm special, 228 rounds of 7.62mm NATO, 14 rounds 5.56 x 45mm, 15 fully loaded AK47 magazines, nine rounds of 9mm ammo, and the sum of N41,915.00 only, and CFA 49,000.
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âOthers include 323,650 liters of stolen crude oil, 128,700 liters of illegally refined AGO, and 4,000 liters of DPK. While an estimated sum of N388,441,660.00 was denied the oil thefts.â
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