The Military High Command said 39 terrorists surrendered to the military, while various calibers of weapons and ammunition were recovered from the insurgents last month.

The Director of Defence Media Operations, Maj.-Gen Markus Kangye, revealed this in a statement, on Saturday.

Kangye said the operations were executed under different joint task forces, including Operation Hadin Kai, Operation Fansan Yamma, Operation Enduring Peace, Operation Whirl Stroke, Operation Delta Safe, and Operation Udo Ka.

According to the defence spokesman, troops recovered 63 assorted arms, 4,475 rounds of ammunition, and 294 items, including grenades, improvised explosive device materials, motorcycles, vehicles and handheld radios.

He said troops of Operation Delta Safe recovered ₦112,175,220 worth crude from oil thieves, and destroyed 41 illegal refining sites.

He said, “The Armed Forces remain committed to transparency, accountability, and the lawful execution of all missions in accordance with international and domestic rules of engagement.”

The defence spokesman reaffirmed the military’s commitment to protect civilians, while also ensuring the safety and welfare of personnel.

The DHQ reaffirmed its commitment to sustaining aggressive campaigns against insecurity, urging citizens to provide timely intelligence to aid ongoing efforts.