U.N. report links Dominican Republic ammunition to Haiti gangs
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U.N. report links Dominican Republic ammunition to Haiti gangs
The report also cited the arrest of a Dominican military officer in December 2025 while transporting 1,516 rounds of ammunition with a Haitian national, as well as evidence that surplus .50-caliber ammunition manufactured in the Dominican Republic had reached Haitian gangs.
Santo Domingo, Oct 15 (Latin Press) The People's Force (FP) party today called for an investigation into the alleged diversion of ammunition from Dominican military and police arsenals to Haiti, considering it a threat to national security. The post They ask to investigate the diversion of Dominican ammunition to Haiti first appeared on Noticias Prensa Latina.
Following the revelation of a report by United Nations experts on the transfer of Dominican ammunition to gangs in Haiti, the report program with Alicia Ortega deepened with experts on the details of the document and the findings that link this case to violence in the nation.
Former Defense Minister Sigfrido Pared Pérez demanded that Dominican authorities identify those responsible for ammunition belonging to the Dominican Republic Army (ERD) ending in Haiti, amid findings reported by United Nations experts on the presence of cartridges of Dominican origin in the hands of Haitian armed groups. [...]
José Peguero Pelegrín Castillo analyzes the new UN report in which it impounds the Dominican Republic, in which it details the way in which munitions were sent from the country to the band of 400 Mawozo... Read more › La entrada More on Dominican munitions in Haiti was first published in Remolacha - Noticias Dominicana.
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