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SOCADEF claims responsibility for Ikiliwindi Attack on Military

The Southern Cameroons Defense Force, SOCADEF has claimed responsibility for the attack on soldiers in Ikiliwindi, South West Region.

The Ambazonian group have published a press release, revealing that at least 9 Soldiers were killed and their armored car and pick up trucks destroyed.

The operation, which they call “Operation No Rest For You,” is said to have lasted for over 5 hours. The release also specified it was carried out by a 25-man force.

The Southern Cameroons Defense Force has maintained its determination in pursuing the Anglophone cause to the end.

“This past Wednesday, Ikiliwindi just like Etam, Kwa-kwa, Bole and Mamfe, reminds the Thomases still in our midst and the world at large of how determined SOCADEF are. When we set our targets, we reach them,” they specified.

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