The Chadien forces on an attempt to revenge the suicide attacks carried on by Boko Haram in their country, recently launched an air strike on Boko Haram position which has yielded some success because it has destroyed their ammunition and supplies in the bases that were attacked.
Chad would continue its ‘merciless’ pursuit of the insurgents. “Our defence and security forces will hunt down without mercy these terrorist without faith nor law so that spilling the blood of Chadians will not go unpunished,” said the written statement by army spokesman Colonel Azem Bermendoa.
Chad would continue its ‘merciless’ pursuit of the insurgents. “Our defence and security forces will hunt down without mercy these terrorist without faith nor law so that spilling the blood of Chadians will not go unpunished,” said the written statement by army spokesman Colonel Azem Bermendoa.
Monday’s attacks on the police headquarters and a police academy in N’Djamena were the first in the capital of the west African country, which has taken a lead role in a regional offensive against Boko Haram. The government, which said that four Boko Haram fighters were among the 27 dead, has detained at least five suspects in connection with attacks.
No group has claimed responsibility for the attacks but Chad and its allies immediately blamed the Nigeria-based insurgents, who have carried out several attacks recently in border areas of countries that share a frontier with northeast Nigeria. 
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