川普深夜震撼彈：宣布軍事打擊伊斯蘭國 回應其在奈及利亞攻擊基督徒行動
美國總統川普於12月25日深夜透過社群媒體宣布，已對伊斯蘭國（IS）採取軍事打擊，以報復其在奈及利亞攻擊基督徒的行為。此舉為西非緊張局勢投下變數。
美東時間週四深夜，美國總統川普（Donald Trump）透過社群媒體投下震撼訊息，宣布已針對恐怖組織「伊斯蘭國」（Islamic State）採取軍事打擊。川普表示，此舉是為了回應IS在奈及利亞鎖定基督徒的攻擊行動，為西非的區域穩定增添了新的變數。
社群媒體突襲式發布
這項重大的軍事行動消息，並非透過白宮或五角大廈的正式管道發布，而是由川普本人在12月25日深夜直接公布。他在貼文中指明，此次打擊是為報復IS在奈及利亞對基督徒的暴行。然而，關於打擊的確切地點、規模、時間以及戰果等關鍵細節，文中並未提供進一步說明，留下了諸多疑問。
區域背景：西非反恐情勢嚴峻
奈及利亞所在的沙赫爾地區，長年飽受恐怖主義威脅，特別是與伊斯蘭國結盟的「伊斯蘭國西非省」（ISWAP）等組織活動頻繁，已成為區域和平的重大隱憂。這些極端組織經常針對平民與特定宗教社群發動攻擊，製造對立與恐慌。此次美國直接以保護基督徒為名義採取軍事行動，可能預示著其全球反恐政策出現新的戰略考量。
後續發展有待觀察
截至目前，美國國防部尚未對此發布正式聲明，奈及利亞官方也未有立即回應。由於缺乏行動細節，外界難以評估此次打擊對當地局勢的實質影響。國際社會正密切關注美國政府的下一步說明，以及相關各方的反應。
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