United States — United States Africa Command & Islamic State

United States — United States Africa Command: The United States — United States Africa Command collaborated with the Nigeria — Nigerian Armed Forces in airstrikes against ISIS/ISWAP, demonstrating continued efforts to degrade terrorist capabilities and protect US interests.

Islamic State: The Islamic State (ISIS/ISWAP) suffered significant casualties from coordinated airstrikes, weakening their operational capacity and denying them safe havens.

United States — United States Africa Command: The United States — United States Africa Command (US-Africom) collaborated with the Nigerian military in carrying out airstrikes against terrorist groups in Nigeria, contributing to the success of the operations.

Islamic State: Islamic State was a primary target of the US military strikes in Nigeria, with its leaders reportedly eliminated and its operational capacity weakened.

United States — United States Africa Command: United States — United States Africa Command coordinated with other agencies and partners in the United States to notify them about a large cocaine shipment, leading to its interdiction.

Islamic State: The Islamic State's network was disrupted by the joint counterterrorism operation between the United States and Nigeria, which resulted in the elimination of its second-in-command, 2026 United States intervention in Nigeria.

United States — United States Africa Command: The United States — United States Africa Command's involvement in joint operations demonstrates its commitment to regional stability and counterterrorism efforts.

United States — United States Africa Command: United States — United States Africa Command conducted the airstrikes in Sokoto state at the request of Nigerian authorities, confirming the killing of multiple Islamic State militants.