— 🇳🇬 According to unconfirmed reports, the "largest military camp" in the Borno region of Nigeria was attacked, captured and had few of it's parts burned by the militants of the internationally recognized terrorist group named ISWAP (Islamic State's West African province) recently.

— According to inconsistent & conflicting reports, the camp which is a supercamp named "Bitta" hosting the 199th Battalion was attacked last night and burned.

— However, as per the Nigerian military,

We launched an air & land assault on terrorist positions in Bitta.

— Keep in mind that Bitta was reportedly attacked 2-3 months ago as well and ISWAP's main strategy was and currently is never to take over camps permanently as a defensive position, however, they allegedly have taken over 1 of the 22 camps they attacked (some repeatedly) as a "defensive position".

— The comment from the Nigerian military could mean two things:

1) The camp was attacked & held by ISWAP months ago and the Nigerian military tried to retake it but allegedly failed.
Or
2) The attack occurred yesterday and the NAF provided the troops on ground with air support.

🇨🇿 | @czaktuality