Trump Says U.S. Strikes in Nigeria Were to Protect Christians

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  President Trump says the U.S.

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  launched strikes on Islamic State targets in Nigeria to protect Christians.

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  President Trump has announced that the U.S.

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  launch strikes on Islamic State targets in Nigeria on Christmas Day to protect the country's Christian population from the terrorist group.

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  Posting on social media, Trump wrote that he had warned the group to stop killing Christians,

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  saying, quote, there would be hell to pay and tonight there was.

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  Trump's post didn't say how many people were killed.

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  Nigeria's population of 237 million people is roughly split between Muslims and Christians,

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