Is Bukele's troop deployment in Haiti just a rescue mission?
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In an attempt to recover four soldiers abducted on 18 October, Nayib Bukele threatened to destroy the all-powerful armed bands of Port-au-Prince and then launched a large-scale ground operation against them.
These operations do not represent a security solution, but a massacre of innocent people,” stressed the United Nations-Haiti Association.
Is Bukele's troop deployment in Haiti just a rescue mission?
President Nayib Bukele ordered the rapid deployment after four Salvadoran personnel, who were operating in Haiti as part of a UN-backed anti-gang force, went missing in an ambush attack on October 18. "The only thing we want is for our four aviation technicians to return home," Bukele said Thursday in a post on X, written in Haitian creole. The troops are not operating under a UN framework and the scale of the deployment has raised concerns that…
Bukele previously broadcast a video on X that shows the shipment of military personnel.
Four U.N.-backed Salvadoran contingent members disappeared in gang ambush, raising concerns about civilian security and the duration of the operation.
SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican Republic.— El Salvador's military operation in Haiti, with more than 2,000 soldiers on the ground to search for four missing military personnel, is full of questions: what is the real goal of this campaign?, who are its allies? and what role does the Gang Suppression Force (GSF, for its [...]
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