💨 Abstract
President Donald Trump suggested that the U.S. might conduct more strikes in Nigeria if Christians continue to be killed. This comes after a U.S. military strike in Nigeria targeting Islamic State militants. Nigeria denies systematic persecution of Christians, asserting that militants kill both Muslims and Christians. Trump had previously warned of an "existential threat" to Christianity in Nigeria and threatened military intervention. Nigeria's government rejects the notion that Christians are in particular danger.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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