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Deadly attack on Chadian military base claims lives of 40 soldiers

President Deby launches operation to track down attackers after assault on Lac province base

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October 28, 2024
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NAIROBI, Kenya

A deadly attack on a military base in Chad’s Lac province left at least 40 soldiers dead, according to a statement by the Chadian presidency.

The statement from the presidency notes that the attack “tragically cost the lives of about forty soldiers.”

The assault took place on Sunday night, targeting a Defense and Security Forces base in the Barkaram area of Lac, near Ngouboua, a town located around 480 kilometers (298 miles) northwest of the capital N’Djamena.

President Mahamat Idriss Deby Itno visited the site on Monday to pay tribute to the fallen soldiers and offer his condolences to the wounded.

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