Nigerian military airstrike on Jilli market kills civilians while targeting Boko Haram
A Nigerian air force strike targeting Boko Haram militants hit a village market in Jilli, on the border between Yobe and Borno states. The Nigerian Air Force confirmed conducting strikes against terrorist locations but did not acknowledge hitting the market or confirm casualties. Casualty reports vary widely, with Amnesty International claiming over 100 dead and local officials citing up to 200 total casualties.
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