Bukele Announces Salvadoran Troops Destroyed a Gang's "Quartel General" in Haiti
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Nayib Bukele announced that Salvadoran soldiers in Haiti destroyed the headquarters of one of the main Haitian gangs.
Bukele deployed more than 2,000 military personnel in Haiti at the end of October to rescue four missing Salvadoran soldiers.
Bukele deployed more than 2,000 military personnel in Haiti at the end of October to rescue four Salvadoran soldiers who disappeared after a gang attack near Port-au-Prince. The president announced the first target reached in the middle of the offensive. However, analysts and critics of his government warn of the opacity in the deployment and have questioned that their mission is only the rescue of the soldiers. In a message in X written in Hait…
The statements of the Haitian official emerged after the destruction of the so-called “Casa de la Muerte”, using fire from helicopters with Salvadoran flag. HAITÍ. – The Prime Minister of Haiti, Alix Didier Fils-Aimé, expressed his gratitude to the Government of El Salvador and President Nayib Bukele for the deployment and commitment of the forces... The entry Prime Minister of Haiti thanks President Bukele and highlights El Salvador’s military …
El Salvador's president, Nayib Bukele, said Tuesday that the house of Wilson Joseph, leader of the Haitian armed band 400 Mawozo, and the group's headquarters, were destroyed in a message in X (Twitter) accompanied by a video of the attack, carried out with helicopters. The message is limited to reporting the alleged operative, without giving a date of when it happened or if it left injured or killed.
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