Cameroon army says 5 soldiers, 86 Boko Haram militants killed in clashes
By AFP
16 February 2015 |
10:19 pm
THE Cameroonian army said five of its soldiers were killed in clashes with Boko Haram in the country's far north on Monday, which also left 86 of the Islamist militants dead. The "series of clashes" took place in the Waza region near the border with Nigeria, said Colonel Didier Badjeck, a spokesman for the Cameroonian…
THE Cameroonian army said five of its soldiers were killed in clashes with Boko Haram in the country’s far north on Monday, which also left 86 of the Islamist militants dead.
The “series of clashes” took place in the Waza region near the border with Nigeria, said Colonel Didier Badjeck, a spokesman for the Cameroonian defence ministry.
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