Defense Investigates How Ammunition Arrived in Haitian Gang
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Santiago de los Caballeros.— Foreign Minister Victor “Ito” Bisonó said it has not been established when the .50-caliber ammunition identified as Dominican arrived in Haiti and said that the cartridges are more than half a century old. By offering statements to the press during the closing of the ECLAC meeting in Santiago, the chancellor said that the report on the case recognizes the Dominican authorities’ support for the investigations. Bisonó …
Santo Domingo.- Francisco Domínguez Brito described as serious and dangerous the arrival of Dominican ammunition at the hands of Haitian criminal gangs and demanded that the Government be held accountable, following a report by the Group of Experts of the United Nations Security Council detailing that more than 900,000 munitions ended up in the hands of a Haitian gang. The former Attorney General of the Republic warned that these weapons are use…
Santo Domingo, Oct 9 (Latin Press) The Dominican Ministry of Defense today clarified that it has not yet determined how old 50-caliber munitions arrived in Haiti, mentioned in a report of the United Nations Security Council Group of Experts. The post Dominicana clarifies the situation of munitions found in Haiti first appeared on Noticias Prensa Latina.
Santo Domingo. – The Ministry of Defense (MIDE) reported that it keeps investigations open to determine how Dominican munitions ended up in Haiti, after a report by the United Nations Security Council Group of Experts pointed out the presence of this material on Haitian territory. The institution explained that [...]
Santo Domingo.— The Ministry of Defense reported that it investigates how the .50-caliber munitions, which were part of the Dominican arsenal, came into the hands of the Haitian band 400 Mawozo, as documented by a special United Nations report. (Read more › La entrada Defensa investigates how ammunition arrived at the Haitian band was first published in Remolacha - Noticias Dominicana.
The United Nations Panel of Experts on Haiti documented that ammunition recovered from the Haitian band 400 Mawozo came from the Dominican Republic Army and that others had characteristics compatible with ammunition diverted from the Dominican National Police's stockpiles. The finding is reflected in interim report S/2026/241, submitted to the United Nations Security Council on 27 March 2026, in which the Panel details the results of the analysi…
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