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The United States Department of War has sparked global attention after releasing an artificial intelligence (AI) video simulating military action in Nigeria aimed at eliminating “Islamic terrorists.”
The announcement comes amid claims of targeted attacks against Christians in Africa’s most populous nation.
Trump Warns of Possible Military Action
President Donald Trump stated that he had instructed the US Department of War to prepare for potential “fast” military intervention in Nigeria.
The warning emphasized that action may be taken if the Nigerian government fails to address what Trump described as the ongoing killing of Christians in the country.
AI Video Sparks Controversy
The video, generated using AI, depicts a simulated military operation in Nigeria.
It was shared on social media by Dominik Tarczyński, a member of the European Parliament, who wrote: “Nigerian Christians will be rescued very soon!”
The clip quickly went viral, drawing both concern and criticism from observers worldwide.
Background: Religious Tensions in Nigeria
Nigeria, home to over 200 million people and roughly 200 ethnic groups, remains deeply divided along religious lines.
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The largely Muslim north and predominantly Christian south have seen repeated clashes over the years.
Islamist insurgents such as Boko Haram and the Islamic State West Africa Province have caused widespread devastation, primarily in the northeast, though analysts note that most victims have been Muslims.
Ongoing Violence in Central and Northwest Nigeria
Beyond the northeast, central Nigeria has experienced persistent conflicts between mostly Muslim herders and mainly Christian farmers over land and water access.
Meanwhile, in the northwest, armed groups frequently attack villages and kidnap residents for ransom, adding to the country’s security challenges.
International Reactions and Implications
The release of the AI video has sparked strong reactions internationally, with critics questioning the US’s approach and its potential impact on Nigeria’s sovereignty.
