川普下令空襲奈及利亞ISIS目標 警告「恐怖敗類」將付出地獄般代價
美國總統川普12月25日晚間透過社群平台宣布，已下令美軍空襲奈及利亞西北部的ISIS目標，稱此舉是為報復其殺害基督徒的行為。
一則社群貼文，而非五角大廈的官方簡報，向世界宣告了美國最新的軍事行動。美國總統唐納·川普於12月25日晚間表示，他已下令美軍對奈及利亞西北部的ISIL（或稱ISIS）目標進行空襲。此一宣布是透過川普個人的社群平台「Truth Social」發布，而非循官方管道。
川普的「致命打擊」宣言
根據半島電視台報導，川普在他的貼文中寫道：「今晚，在身為總司令的我一聲令下，美國對奈及利亞西北部的ISIS恐怖敗類發動了一次強大而致命的打擊。」他聲稱，此次行動是為了回應ISIS戰士「惡毒地殺害了主要是無辜的基督徒，其程度是多年甚至數世紀以來前所未見的！」
我先前已警告過這些恐怖分子，如果他們不停止屠殺基督徒，將會付出地獄般的代價，而今晚，代價來了。
行動細節與後續觀察
目前，關於這次空襲的具體規模、戰果，以及是否與奈及利亞政府協調等細節，外界仍不得而知。川普所指的針對基督徒的攻擊事件，也尚待獨立消息來源的證實。外界正密切關注美國國防部及奈及利亞官方的後續說明。此舉可能意味著美國在非洲沙赫爾地區的反恐策略出現新的變化。
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