Why Can’t the Dominican Republic Intervene Militarily in Haiti? Foreign Minister Explains Four Reasons
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The condition of neighboring country limits the direct intervention of the Dominican Republic in the Haitian conflict, Bisonó said, who emphasized the UN restrictions on the use of force.
Foreign Minister Ito Bisonó Explains Why RD Is Not Directly Involved in Military Operations in Haiti
Foreign Minister Víctor-Ito- Bisonó explained that the Dominican Republic is not part of direct military operations against Haitian gangs because of the principles governing United Nations international peace missions, explaining that, due to historical background, the direct military involvement of a border country in the territory of [...]
Foreign Minister Víctor "Ito" Bisonó explained this Monday that the Dominican Republic cannot participate directly with troops in military operations against Haitian gangs due to the historical, political and security risks of a border country's intervention in its neighbor's conflict.During the Weekly Agenda, led by President Luis Abinader, the Chancellor said that international peace operations must observe principles of impartiality and legit…
Foreign Minister Víctor “Ito” Bisonó explained this Monday that the Dominican Republic cannot participate directly with troops in military operations against Haitian gangs due to the historical, political and security risks it would pose... Read more › The entry Why RD cannot send troops to Haiti? it was first published in Remolacha - News Dominican Republic.
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