Remove two parts of url permanantly - http

I have redesigned a website and changed the url formats too. Now i need to change the old url to new one.
Here is my old url:
/solumina-G8/api/v1.0/user-avatar/avatarImage/currentUser
The new url would be:
/api/user-avatar/avatarImage/currentUser
I was successful remove just one of them using rewrite rule
rewrite ^/solumina-G8(.*)$ $1 permanent;
But I can't find how to remove both Solumina-g8 and v1.0


Try this:
rewrite ^/solumina-G8/api/v1.0/(.*)$ /api/$1 permanent;

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