Nigerian troops have killed three top commanders of the Islamic State in West Africa Province (ISWAP), a faction of Boko Haram terrorists in parts of Borno State.

According to PRNigeria the commanders were killed as a result of the combined aerial bombing and ground assault on Wednesday left several terrorists wounded.

The particular Operation Lafiya Dole raid has forced insurgents to flee Baga town.

The commanders were eliminated in the air attack carried out on Kirta and Wulga camps of the terrorists.

They include the new appointed Naval commander of the ISWAP, Abubakar Dangurmai; Amir Malik, a Buduma by tribe and a war commander, who led foot soldiers to different battles with Nigerian troops; Malam Mohammad, a Shuwa Arab by tribe from Kala Balge town, also a commander who holds the rank of a captain.

Meanwhile, some of the wounded terrorists are receiving treatment at the International Committee on Red Cross (ICRC) at Tudun Wulgo.

An official of ICRC, anonymously, said it is within their policy and in respect of international laws to treat all persons wounded during war including civilians and combatants.

“Our major objective is to treat the wounded without discrimination. We see human beings in need medical attention and not terrorists.

“However, it doesn’t stop the law from taking its course if such persons are found to have violated the law”, the personnel added.