Why do civilians often die in Nigerian military strikes that target rebels?
The Nigerian military has mistakenly killed hundreds of civilians in airstrikes targeting armed groups in the nation’s conflict-battered north over the years
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Nigeria military kills 16 civilians in air strike 'mistake'
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Nigerian airstrike mistakenly kills civilians supporting security forces while targeting rebels
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