According to Trump, the operation was conducted under his direct instruction as commander in chief, targeting groups he accused of killing innocent Christians. He said the strike was meant to send a strong warning to the militants to stop the attacks.
Trump stated that the assault involved numerous perfect strikes carried out by the US military. He added that the action showed America’s ability to confront radical Islamic terrorism.
He warned that more attacks would follow if the killings continued, using strong language to describe the consequences. Trump also wished the US military a Merry Christmas in the same message.
US defence officials have not confirmed the operation, and no independent verification has been provided by Nigerian authorities. The Nigerian government has also not issued a statement acknowledging any foreign military strike on its soil.
The statement quickly spread across global media platforms, sparking debate and concern online. Some users questioned the timing and authority behind the announcement.
Others focused on the sensitive nature of security operations in Nigeria, where extremist groups have been active for years. The country has faced repeated attacks from terrorist groups, including ISIS affiliated factions.
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