Chadian Army Clashes with Boko Haram: Casualties and Strategic Gains

At least 15 Chadian soldiers were killed and 32 others wounded in clashes with Boko Haram fighters. The Chadian army claims control of the situation after killing 96 insurgents and capturing weapons. This conflict reflects regional instability in the Sahel, influenced by recent geopolitical dynamics.

In a recent confrontation, at least 15 Chadian soldiers lost their lives while 32 others sustained injuries during clashes with Boko Haram fighters, according to a statement from the Chadian army's spokesman.

The military reported that it had killed 96 Boko Haram insurgents, wounded 11 more, and captured arms and equipment, underscoring ongoing efforts to control insurgency through Operation Haskanite in the Lake Chad region.

This incident highlights the ongoing instability across West Africa's Sahel, a region significantly impacted by jihadist violence since 2009. As geopolitical alliances shift, with Chad remaining a key ally to the West, the region grapples with escalating security challenges.

(With inputs from agencies.)