**Troops Foil ISWAP Attack in Borno, Deal Another Blow to Terrorists** In a significant victory for the Nigerian military, troops of Operation HADIN KAI have successfully repelled an attempt by Islamic State in West Africa Province (ISWAP) terrorists to infiltrate their position in Bitta, Borno State. The failed attack marks the third major setback for ISWAP in just 24 hours, following unsuccessful attempts at Banki and Azir Bridge. According to a statement by Lieutenant Colonel Sani Uba, Media Information Officer, Headquarters Joint Task Force (North East), the ISWAP terrorists launched the attack in a desperate bid to regain the initiative after recent battlefield losses. However, vigilant troops of Operation HADIN KAI had anticipated the move and prepared a decisive battle plan. As the terrorists advanced, coordinated spoiling actions were launched, disrupting their assault formation and cutting off their withdrawal routes. The attackers were met with overwhelming resistance and superior firepower, forcing them into a chaotic withdrawal while suffering significant losses. This latest operation highlights the continued operational pressure mounted by Operation HADIN KAI troops, which has severely constrained ISWAP's freedom of action and denied them any opportunity to exploit propaganda narratives. The troops remain firmly in control of all locations, dominating the operational environment with high morale, superior tactical coordination, and sustained offensive action. The Military High Command has commended the troops for their bravery and tactical prowess, underscoring the significance of this victory in the ongoing fight against terrorism in the North-East. As the military continues to push back against terrorist groups, the people of Borno State and Nigeria at large can take solace in the knowledge that their security forces are committed to protecting them from harm.