Suspected ISWAP fighters attack a military base in Pulka, in Gwoza Local Government Area of Borno State, and troops of Operation Hadin Kai repel the assault. The incident occurs on Monday, when the attackers attempt to overrun the base and disrupt security operations in the area. A soldier is reported to be wounded or injured during the encounter.
Reports describe the response as involving sustained ground fire that forces the attackers to withdraw, with casualties on the attackers side. One account adds that the Nigerian Air Force provides intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance support, and that air component strikes follow the withdrawal to disrupt hostile elements. The Civilian Joint Task Force is also said to support the operation.
After the attack, troops begin exploitation activities in the area to assess damage, recover abandoned weapons or equipment, and gather intelligence. Sources also say troops remain deployed around Pulka on heightened alert, with patrols and surveillance intended to prevent ISWAP from regaining ground. Both outlets urge residents to remain vigilant and report suspicious activity.