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Cameroonian army kill 2 militants in reprisal operation in Bakassi

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The Cameroonian army, the Rapid d’intervention Battalion (BIR), on reprisal operation killed two militants in the Bakassi Peninsula. Militants had on Saturday ambushed the Rapid d’intervention Battalion (BIR), killing five soldiers.

The militants were said to be on asawana display in Isangele celebrating the ambush of the Rapid d’intervention Battalion (BIR) on their way to invade a community in the territory and killing of five soldiers in Idabato.

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