El Salvador’s president threatens Haitian gangs over military hostages
El Salvador’s president has said he has launched a military operation to rescue four air force personnel who have been missing in Haiti since Sunday. Nayib Bukele wrote in a post on X that Wednesday’s attack was “nothing” compared with what would happen if all the hostages – who he said were not combatants – [...] The post El Salvador’s president threatens Haitian gangs over military hostages…
El Salvador's president, Nayib Bukele, has announced a military operation to rescue four air force personnel who went missing in Haiti over the weekend. The attack on the group, known as the Gang Suppression Force (GSF), was described by Bukele as "nothing" compared to what will happen if the hostages are not returned alive. The ambush occurred in Croix-des-Bouquets, an area controlled by criminal gangs.
The GSF stated that the four missing personnel, who were primarily involved in medical evacuations and saving lives, were targeted by heavily armed criminal groups in a cowardly manner while returning from a market after buying food. El Salvador's military operation aimed to secure the release of the four men unharmed, emphasizing that their return would bring normalcy to the situation. So far, no gang has claimed responsibility for the attack.
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