Dozens killed in attack Cameroon

douala - Four suicide bombers Monday in a village in northern Cameroon least 25 people slain, according to local officials. It is the deadliest in a series of recent attacks in the area which are attributed to the Islamist extremist movement Boko Haram.

Two terrorists struck, on a market in the village of Bodo, while the other attacks committed by the entrance and exit of the village. The attacks also received various injuries. The responsible for the violence is still unclaimed.

Cameroonian soldiers are part of a 8700-strong regional force which special in life is called to defeat Boko Haram. The movement has been six years a terror campaign for a separate state in northeastern Nigeria. But even outside Nigeria, they have increased the number of attacks, including in Cameroon, Chad and Niger.