Breaking: The US Air Force Set to Target Boko Haram and Other Terrorists Across Africa, as Gen. James Hecker, Commander of the U.S. Air Forces, Europe and Africa (USAFE-AFAFRICA), says the U.S. Air Force will carry out airstrikes against terrorist targets across Africa. Click Here to Join WorldSocio all for free, join now, create posts, post, publish your article, and stories, and be read around the world.
As the heading read "US Air Force Set to Target Boko Haram and Other Terrorists Across Africa" YES IS Real and happening. Gen Hecker stated this at a digital news conference while attending the 2025 African Air Chiefs’ Symposium (AACS), on Wednesday in Lusaka, Zambia.
The News Agency of Nigeria reports that the digital conference was organized to enable Gen. Hecker to discuss U.S. commitments to military partnerships with African nations and AACS operations.
Hecker said terrorist groups like Boko Haram and ISIS were high-value targets that threatened African nations, the U.S., and our world at large, so henceforth they would be targeted by the U.S., as it did against ISIS in Somalia recently.
“They are significant high-value targets that threaten African nations and the United States. “So we will continue to go after terrorist organizations that threaten our African partners as well as the United States,” he said.
Hecker said that the U.S. was willing to collaborate with African air forces, not only by way of security support but also through humanitarian assistance, training, and disaster relief efforts.
On Boko Haram insurgency, and how the U.S. Air Force can help the Nigerian military achieve air superiority over the terrorists, he said the U.S. had already been supporting Nigeria. “Well, I think as you know, the U.S. Government has provided training and equipment to Nigeria for quite a while, so hopefully that will help them out.
“But what we’re looking at in this conference is not that. We’re not talking about air superiority or conflict. “We’re talking about how we can help each other – African nations can help one another – and that’s what the goal of this conference is,” Hecker said.
According to him, with AACS, humanitarian/disaster needs like foodstuff, logistics, supplies, and aerial vehicles will be easily provided by member states contributing whatever they are able to contribute.
“Remember, we are an air force – we are air forces that have come together, and with our friends from the U.S. and all the other member-states.
“It becomes easier for logistics to come on board and makes it easy for the one who is in trouble to be assisted. The more the numbers, the better for us,” Nyoni said Click Here to join WorldSocio all for free.
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As the heading read "US Air Force Set to Target Boko Haram and Other Terrorists Across Africa" YES IS Real and happening. Gen Hecker stated this at a digital news conference while attending the 2025 African Air Chiefs’ Symposium (AACS), on Wednesday in Lusaka, Zambia.
The News Agency of Nigeria reports that the digital conference was organized to enable Gen. Hecker to discuss U.S. commitments to military partnerships with African nations and AACS operations.
Hecker said terrorist groups like Boko Haram and ISIS were high-value targets that threatened African nations, the U.S., and our world at large, so henceforth they would be targeted by the U.S., as it did against ISIS in Somalia recently.
“They are significant high-value targets that threaten African nations and the United States. “So we will continue to go after terrorist organizations that threaten our African partners as well as the United States,” he said.
Hecker said that the U.S. was willing to collaborate with African air forces, not only by way of security support but also through humanitarian assistance, training, and disaster relief efforts.
On Boko Haram insurgency, and how the U.S. Air Force can help the Nigerian military achieve air superiority over the terrorists, he said the U.S. had already been supporting Nigeria. “Well, I think as you know, the U.S. Government has provided training and equipment to Nigeria for quite a while, so hopefully that will help them out.
“But what we’re looking at in this conference is not that. We’re not talking about air superiority or conflict. “We’re talking about how we can help each other – African nations can help one another – and that’s what the goal of this conference is,” Hecker said.
According to him, with AACS, humanitarian/disaster needs like foodstuff, logistics, supplies, and aerial vehicles will be easily provided by member states contributing whatever they are able to contribute.
“Remember, we are an air force – we are air forces that have come together, and with our friends from the U.S. and all the other member-states.
“It becomes easier for logistics to come on board and makes it easy for the one who is in trouble to be assisted. The more the numbers, the better for us,” Nyoni said Click Here to join WorldSocio all for free.
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