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Military Airstrike Mistakenly Kills Six in Katsina

A military airstrike intended to target bandits in Katsina mistakenly claims the lives of six family members, igniting shock within the local community. This tragic event, which occurred shortly after local elections, leaves three children among the deceased, and highlights ongoing tensions as security forces struggle against banditry in the region.

Witnesses report that the airstrike followed a fierce gun battle between police and bandits, resulting in the deaths of two police officers and other security personnel. This incident marks another case of tragic miscommunication during military operations, raising concerns over the safety of civilians caught in the crossfire—a pattern previously seen with similar airstrikes in the region.

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