Nigeria, June 28 -- Several fighters of the Islamic State West Africa Province (ISWAP) have reportedly been killed after rival commanders turned their weapons on each other following a dispute over a planned attack in the Timbuktu Triangle. Counter-terrorism expert disclosed the incident in a post on X, stating that the deadly confrontation erupted after a heated disagreement between senior field commanders over an operation scheduled for the previous night. According to the report, one commander identified as Abu Ali refused to allow fighters under his control to participate in the planned attack. His decision reportedly angered another senior commander, who accused him of deliberately sabotaging the operation and questioned his loyalty...