"God Will Grant Us Victory": Bukele Assures that They Will Defeat Haitian Gangs
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The president of El Salvador, Nayib Bukele, said this Friday that the gangs in Haiti are "satanic", so according to him "God will grant us the victory", in reference to the search for four Salvadoran soldiers missing in the island country after an ambush last Sunday on the outskirts of Port-au-Prince. The Bukele entrance: The gangs in Haiti are "satanic", so God will grant us the victory was first published in the Digital Process.
SAN SALVADOR.- The president of El Salvador, Nayib Bukele, publicly defended the incursion of the Armed Forces of his country into Haiti, deployed with the objective of rescuing Salvadoran citizens kidnapped by criminal gangs in the Caribbean nation. Through a message disseminated on their social networks, the president responded to analysts and [...]
El Salvador's president, Nayib Bukele, said this Friday that God will grant them victory in the mission against the armed gangs operating in Haiti, despite warnings about the difficulties that the Salvadoran forces would face to rescue four of their nationals in the Caribbean country. Through a publication in his X account, the president responded to analyses and comments that augur for a failure of the operation, on the grounds that Haitian gan…
Bukele responded with religious arguments to those who warn that his military mission in Haiti will fail: "God will grant us victory," he said in X.
El Salvador’s president, Nayib Bukele, responded to criticisms and warnings about the Haitian gang-related mission and assured that his government will maintain its position. Through a publication in X, he stated that they have not heard the allegations about the risks of the operation and that they will not begin to [...]
“God will grant us victory. The Creator of the Universe is with us,” President Nayib Bukele wrote in response to the warnings about the mission related to the Haitian gangs. The president rejected the points that anticipate difficulties and argued that his government will not now begin to listen to those who question this initiative. President Nayib Bukele defended his Government’s stance against criticism of the mission in Haiti and the risks i…
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