尼日利亚安全部队在一次联合行动中，从尼日尔州凯吉湖国家公园成功救出308名被绑架公民，该国总统发言人称这是"有史以来最大规模的单日救援行动"[1]。被救人员包括163名来自克瓦拉州沃罗社区的受害者——他们在2月遭到袭击，以及至少145名在尼日尔州被绑架的人员[1]。这次行动由军队、警察、情报部门和国家反恐中心联合执行[1]。
关于2月份的沃罗社区袭击，多名死者被发现双手双脚被绑，有的喉咙被割开或遭枪杀[1]。尼日利亚政府指控博科圣地实施了该攻击[1]。总统府表示此次大规模救援行动体现了尼日利亚安全机构协调能力的改进[1]。
Nigerian security forces have conducted a major joint operation that resulted in the rescue of 308 abducted citizens from Kainji Lake National Park in Niger State, marking what the president's spokesperson characterized as the nation's largest single-day rescue operation to date [1]. The coordinated effort involved the military, police, intelligence agencies, and the National Counter-Terrorism Center [1].
Among those freed were 163 victims from an attack on the Worо community in Kwara State in February, alongside at least 145 individuals who had been kidnapped in Niger State [1]. The February assault on Worо left multiple residents dead, with many found bound at the hands and feet, while others bore signs of throat injuries or gunshot wounds [1]. The Nigerian government has attributed that attack to Boko Haram [1]. The presidential office characterized the rescue operation as demonstrating improved coordination among the nation's security institutions [1].