
Troops of Operation Fansan Yamma have rescued 12 civilians during separate operations against terrorists in Kaura Namoda and Tsafe Local Government Areas of Zamfara State.
The operations were carried out on Monday, according to the Media Information Officer of Operation Fansan Yamma, Lieutenant Colonel Aliyu Danja.
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The rescue operation highlights the ongoing efforts to combat terrorism in the region
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