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Gunmen kill at least 40 people in northeastern Nigeria, Amnesty International says

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Gunmen killed at least 40 people during an attack on Binnari village in northeastern Nigeria's Taraba state on Friday afternoon, according to Amnesty International. Police confirmed the assault in a statement issued on Saturday, noting that the attack was carried out by a large group of armed individuals.

The incident highlights ongoing security challenges in northeastern Nigeria, where vulnerable communities face violent attacks by armed groups. Rights organizations such as Amnesty International continue to monitor and report on the civilian casualties resulting from such regional violence.

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news.az Brief, generalized report focusing strictly on the casualty toll.
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