Eastern troops free hostages from Bakan Haram .

Thanks to Mike Fly Gołdyn for the game. Great fun!

In a series of operations, security forces from Vlesadwassa and Tikada (with some co-operation from Sahaelo) have had outstanding successes against Bakan Haram.

Area of operations against Bakan Haram

A most recent operation to free Sahaeloen hostages - being held in the Arukayi province of Vlesadwassa - eastern troops* attacked the Bakan Haram stronghold, overwhelmed the defenders and freed the hostages.

The following photos – taken by a VINE** photographer, within the compound – give an indication of the course of the action.

*eastern troops are some from an undisclosed origin. They are also of unknown number and of an undisclosed type.
** VINE = Vlesasdwassan International News Enterprises

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