After Chad, Niger should send, too, troops to fight the armed radical group Boko Haram in Nigeria. The Nigerian Parliament shall meet in principle on Monday to probably give the green light for a military operation.
The Chadian army, she, on Tuesday launched a major ground offensive from the neighboring Cameroon. After heavy fighting, she resumed the Islamists Nigerian border town of Gamboru. Chadian military source, the fighting has killed nine people in Chad, and more than 200 deaths among radical Islamists.
However, the following day, Wednesday, Boko Haram then led an attack against deadly to Fotokol, another border town. Thirteen Chadian soldiers, six Cameroonian soldiers and 81 civilians were killed in the attack, according to Cameroon.
In addition, a meeting of international experts examine the constitution of an international force to neutralize Boko Haram.
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