More than 30 jihadists killed in air strikes, Nigerian military says

The Nigerian military has reported that more than 30 jihadists were killed in recent air strikes. This comes amid growing concerns about the ongoing violence and resurgence of jihadist activity in the region. The strikes were conducted in response to increased attacks by jihadist groups, which have led to what is being described as "war-time levels of slaughter" in Nigeria. The military operation targeted suspected insurgent camps and hideouts, resulting in the reported deaths of over 30 jihadists. The situation in Nigeria remains volatile, with the government and security forces continuing to battle against the threat posed by various jihadist groups. The recent air strikes are part of the ongoing efforts to combat the rising violence and insurgency in the region. While the military claims this operation as a success, the underlying issues driving the conflict in Nigeria remain unresolved, and the threat of further violence and instability continues to loom large.