Nigerian airstrike hits market in northeast Yobe state
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A Nigerian airstrike on a village market in Yobe state is feared to have killed 200 people.
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Nigerian military jets struck a village market in northeast Yobe state on Saturday night, with a councillor and residents reporting at least 200 people feared dead. The airstrike occurred while the military was pursuing Islamist militants in the region. This incident highlights the significant civilian casualties that can result from military operations against insurgent groups. The high death toll is a severe consequence for the local population in the affected area.
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