Chad begins a three-day national mourning after deadly attacks attributed to Boko Haram in the Lake Chad region, according to reports from multiple outlets. Chad’s government announces the mourning period in response to the deaths of military personnel killed in recent assaults in the area. Al Jazeera reports that the latest incident includes the killing of two generals near Lake Chad, following earlier Boko Haram attacks in the same region that reportedly killed dozens of people. Vanguard also states that Chad’s mourning follows attacks on soldiers carried out by Boko Haram, highlighting the continuing security threat in the Lake Chad area. The reports are aligned on the cause—deadly Boko Haram attacks involving members of Chad’s armed forces—and the official response—national mourning lasting three days. The outlets do not provide additional details beyond the reported deaths and the timing of the mourning period.