Security forces have dealt a significant blow to insurgent operations in Nigeria’s North-East, arresting no fewer than 18 suspected logistics suppliers linked to terrorist groups in Borno State.

According to reports monitored by Channels Television and corroborated by Premium Times, the suspects were apprehended during a series of coordinated military operations targeting supply chains that sustain insurgency in the region.

Military sources revealed that the arrested individuals were allegedly responsible for providing food, fuel, and other critical materials to террорист elements, thereby enabling prolonged attacks and instability across affected communities.

The operation, described as a major intelligence breakthrough, underscores ongoing efforts by the Nigerian military to dismantle not just the fighters but the entire support network fueling terrorism.

Security analysts say cutting off logistics remains one of the most effective strategies in weakening insurgent groups, especially in conflict-prone areas like Borno State, which has long been at the center of Nigeria’s counterinsurgency operations.

Authorities have assured that investigations are ongoing, with more arrests expected as the military intensifies its crackdown on terror collaborators.