According to a report in the US “New York Times” on the 27th, the Pentagon is preparing to withdraw about 200 US soldiers from Nigeria by late September. This group of US troops was deployed to Nigeria in February of this year. The report quoted US officials as saying that after the main forces are withdrawn, it is expected that a small number of US military instructors and intelligence analysts will remain in Nigeria. US and Nigerian officials said that the US military deployed this time was small, but “achieved remarkable results compared to its size,” including the killing of a senior leader of the extremist group “Islamic State.” However, the report pointed out that the operation “seems to have had limited results” and that the militants are still launching major attacks in various parts of Nepal.

According to a report in the US “New York Times” on the 27th, the Pentagon is preparing to withdraw about 200 US soldiers from Nigeria by late September. This group of US troops was deployed to Nigeria in February of this year. The report quoted US officials as saying that after the main forces are withdrawn, it is expected that a small number of US military instructors and intelligence analysts will remain in Nigeria. US and Nigerian officials said that the US military deployed this time was small, but “achieved remarkable results compared to its size,” including the killing of a senior leader of the extremist group “Islamic State.” However, the report pointed out that the operation “seems to have had limited results” and that the militants are still launching major attacks in various parts of Nepal.