Nigerian troops say they have rescued 13 people who were held after kidnappings and have disrupted planned terrorist activity in Zamfara State. The operations are reported to be carried out by troops under Operation Fansan Yamma, using intelligence-led missions. According to statements attributed to the military, the rescues and counter-terrorism actions take place in Anka and Kaura Namoda local government areas. A military information officer, Lieutenant Colonel Aliyu Danja, confirms the development in reporting from Vanguard. The Punch similarly reports that soldiers rescue 13 kidnapping victims and foil planned terrorist operations in the state. Both accounts present the events as separate but related security actions conducted during the same period of heightened operations in Zamfara. The reports do not provide additional details on the identities of the victims, the kidnappers involved, or the specific terrorist plans that were disrupted. They also do not include information on casualties or arrests, focusing instead on the successful rescues and the prevention of further attacks.