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Breaking!! New reports indicate that Tigray's provincial capital, Mekelle been captured by the TPLF after devastating losses to the Ethiopian and Eritrean army with thousands of troops taken prisoner, multiple aircraft shot down and many armored vehicles captured. The Ethiopian and Eritrean troops have been responsible for extreme atrocities against the Tigrayans

NN SBS

Seems that thousands of Ethiopian troops have now been captured by rebels in Tigray. Man, this is just something else.


https://twitter.com/MapEthiopia/status/1408309149469925383?s=19

Seems that thousands of Ethiopian troops have now been captured by rebels in Tigray. Man, this is just something else.


https://twitter.com/MapEthiopia/status/1408309149469925383?s=19

Ethiopian Army currently facing staggering losses in its silent war with Tigray. One C-130 shot down yesterday and hundreds of troops killed and more captured by the Tigray rebels. Ethiopian and Eritrean troops have been responsible for extreme atrocities in recent months

Nigerian Navy

Stormtrooper11:
I don't know what to say. Read and comprehend. I tried to be polite and simple as i could. I talked about scholars twisting ideologies and beliefs. You don't know the situation in the roots. Its an education problem. Illiteracy is the fuel for this insurgency.

I'm sorry, but I feel as though you have a very limited understanding of the dynamics at play, especially pertaining to the insurgency and the general disposition of the average almajiri in the North. The lot of them dont even know anything about the ideological differences between ISWA and JAS, nor do they have a clear picture of the conflict in the NE.

Most of them are students of "fiqh" and "sunnah" of which the vast majority of the teachings in the curriculum run against the ideologies of non-state actors in the NE. To lump them all together is a flawed view that fails to take into context, the peculiarities of each. The way I see it, you argument is without merit.

Nigerian Army SH-1's and VT-4's in action

NA troops on deployment. KIA KLTV can be seen with an earlier model of the Ezegwu in the background

Nigeria

Tinfoil:
Are those RWS on top of the MRAPS?

Nah, just standard gun shields. Seems identical to the ones on the Bigfoot MRAP, which kinda makes me think the vehicles are Chinese

Stargate254:
Presentation of flag ceremony after pre-deployment training.

What vehicles are those?

Angolan Airforce

Cameroonian WMA-301

NA SOF

I should probably go back to posting some of the pics I have

Nigerian Army officers and a female naval officer at a naval base. NNS Unity in the backdround

Nigerian soldier in training, navigating an obstacle course in full combat load out.

NAF Regiment troops pulling security at Kainji Airbase

Nigerian Army

Nigeria

Beautiful picture of the South African Navy MEKO A-200 SAS Amatola

Nigerian and Niger Armies in joint combat operations. Niger Ospera Mamba mk.7 and Nigeria Bigfoot Mraps

Nigerian and Cameroonian troops in joint ops

Lurker4Long:
South African Air Force at work during the volcanic eruption in Goma, DR Congo...

Damn!!! SAAF kills it when it comes to search and rescue. I still remember those dangerous maneuvers pulled off by Oryx pilots during the Mozambique floods. Really job well done

Damboa. Destroyed ISWAP MT-LB and VBIED amongst other things. NA on a roll lately.

SANDF 1 Tactical Intelligence Regiment

SANDF Pathfinder with a Vektor R5 rifle

Egyptian Airforce Rafale Jet

Nigerian Navy SBS

Nigerian Navy vessels consisting of NNS Lana, a pair of Combattant II Fast Attack Missile Craft, Lerici Class mine hunter and an OPV

shadowprimezero:
Some more bad news from a few days ago lads. We've lost one of our ATR-42 ISR/ELNIT aircraft to a runway accident two days ago. There were no fatalities thankfully. Apparently the plane's wing struck some vegetation when taxiing down the runway. From the extensive damage, the airframe is probably going to be written off.

As I reported last week. Unfortunate.