Dominican Republic Sends Military to Border Amid Growing Tension in Haiti · Global Voices
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Santo Domingo.- President Luis Abinader warned that, with a greater military presence and armoured vehicles, drones and aircraft, the Dominican Republic is prepared to respond firmly to any attempt by Haitian criminal gangs to approach the... Read more › The entry Abinader to Haitian gangs: “If those terrorists get close they will have a very, very bad time” was first published in Remolacha - Dominican Republic News.
The Dominican president reported that he discussed with his Salvadoran counterpart the logistical and intelligence collaboration for operations against criminal groups in Haitian territory. The Abinader entry talks with Bukele about cooperation against criminal gangs in Haiti was first published in La Noticia SV.
Santo Domingo, Oct 24 (Latin Press) Dominican President Luis Abinader said today that the country is ready to respond to any attempt by Haitian criminal gangs to approach the border, with greater military deployment, armoured vehicles, drones and aircraft. The post Haitian gangs will be treated as terrorists, said Abinader first appeared on News Prensa Latina.
President Luis Abinader said that the Dominican government reinforced security on the border with Haiti, especially in the southern zone, in the face of recent tensions over the disappearance of four Salvadoran soldiers in Haitian territory.The president explained that the measures include the increase in the number of soldiers in Haiti.
Santo Domingo. – President Luis Abinader warned that, with a greater military presence and armoured vehicles, drones and aircraft, the Dominican Republic is prepared to respond firmly to any attempt by Haitian criminal gangs to approach the Dominican border. “My responsibility, as a border country, is to secure the border and if those terrorists are approaching it will pass very, very, very badly,” the president concluded. He reiterated that the…
President Luis Abinader stated that the Dominican government reinforced security on the border with Haiti, especially in the southern zone, in the face of recent tensions over the disappearance of four Salvadoran soldiers in Haitian territory. The president explained that the measures include the increase in military personnel, the deployment of armoured vehicles, the overflight of [...]
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