Tongo Tongo Ambush Twitter Video And Text Messages, What’s It All About?

Tongo Tongo Ambush Twitter: Video And Text Messages

The Twitter world has gone erupted with the video of Tongo Tongo Ambush and is praying for the wounded soldiers.

However, there was criticism of the American soldiers and their plans.

Ambush needs a great piece of the plan and perfect execution, and at last the American lost the gamble according to the netizen from Twitter.

The wounded soldiers and their wounds are getting viral on social media, and besides that, the text messages from the soldier to their loved ones could melt your heart.

Apart from that, the soldier’s chat with each other for help has also gotten viral. They had no backup and were asking for trucks and additional forces to assist them.

However, the videos of the attack seem to be disappeared from social sites for promoting violence.

Full Details About The Deadly Ambush In Modern History

The American forces were on a mission to locate and kill the ISGS commander. The mission was described in a plan submitted by Team Ouallam’s commander as a civil and military reconnaissance patrol in the Tiloa region.

The captain didn’t accurately tell about the mission whether to kill him or locate him. The patrol did not find the sub-commander in Tiloa, and they found only an empty enemy camp west of Tongo Tongo.

To allow the Nigerians to drink water, the patrol paused in Tongo Tongo. They had meetings with at least 27 villagers there. The soldiers were then hit by fire coming from the east.

They moved into a defensive position as the attack intensified. At 12:50 p.m. local time after one hour of intense battle, “they wrote short notes to loved ones, assuming they would not make it past.

The first to arrive on the scene was a Nigerien quick reaction team, however, they originally mistook the patrol members for enemy forces and fired on them for 48 seconds before they could be formally identified.

What Happened To Adnan Abu Walid al-Sahraoui?

Adnan Abu Walid al-Sahraoui was the lead member of ISGS who are responsible for the Tongo Tongo ambush. 

Al-Sahrawi threatened the Imghad and Idaksahak communities in June 2017 after accusing them of standing up for Niger and France. In 2019, the US offered 5 million dollars for his bounty of him.

According to reports, French forces assassinated Al-Sahrawi in the Sahel on August 17, 2021. Drones were used to assassinate the Dangerous Forest, which is near the northern Mali settlement of Indelimane and close to the Niger border.

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