Chad has closed its border with Nigeria and ordered a military lockdown, citing concerns over militant infiltration from the north and potential threats from U.S. military intervention in Nigeria. The announcement was made on Monday, November 3, 2025.
This decision comes amid rising tensions in the region, as Chad seeks to bolster its security measures in response to these threats. The military lockdown is aimed at preventing any possible incursions by militant groups.
For further context on international military movements, see recent developments involving U.S. naval operations.
Chad"s actions reflect ongoing security challenges in West Africa, where various militant groups have been active. The situation remains fluid as authorities monitor developments closely.
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