Benin admits that 54 soldiers were killed in a border attack by JNIM

Benin’s government, 54 soldiers admitted that the suspects were killed near the suspect suspect, Burkina Faso and Niger, who were killed near Burkina Faso and Niger.

Authorities said that only eight soldiers were killed before.

The revised figure makes the rebels become the most deadly known attack in the early decade in northern Benin.

In the attack, a group of Al-Qaeda – Jama’at Nusrat Nusrat Al-Islam Wal Muslimeen, but expanded operations to neighboring countries in recent years.

According to the two military posts in the north military post, 70 soldiers killed 70 soldiers in the north military post, he said.

JNIM is one of several jihadic groups operating in the West African Sahel region, especially military governments, especially in Mali, Niger and Burkina Faso.

Like Benin and Togo, in recent years, as groups of south, like the Islamic State and Al-Qaeda-related groups, they saw the increase in jihadist activities in recent years.

On Wednesday, “heavy losses for the nation”, Presidentous spokesman Serzh Nonvignon wrote on a Facebook post on Wednesday.

Another government spokesman, Wilfried Leandre Houngbedji, said he decided to continue the fight against Beni’s jihadists.

“We will not give you … I can be sure you sooner and later, we will be sure,” he said.