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> Haiti gangs snatch 4 Salvadorans > they think they just bought themselves a negotiation > Bukele goes public saying bring them back or you're done > they try to hand him 4 random bodies and say it was them > he calls out their bs > sends 2,000 troops into Haiti > tells the leader to gather their gangs so he can fight them > gangs run to the UN for a deal > refuses all deals > ignores the UN mandate > pushes into gang territory and starts cleaning them > does more in two weeks than the UN did in 13 years Bukele might be the greatest leader of the 21st century

Some Haitians have cheered on El Salvadorian troops deployed to fight gangs which have almost taken control of the Haitian capital. El Salvador’s Bukele promised to wipe out the gangs after four of its citizens were kidnapped. #News #Haiti

Haiti's security crisis has taken a dramatic turn as El Salvador's President Nayib Bukele launches a major military operation on Haitian territory. The intervention follows an October 18 ambush near Port-au-Prince, where four Salvadoran aviation technicians serving with an international security mission disappeared after being attacked by armed gangs. In response, Bukele deployed more than **2,000 Salvadoran troops**, including special forces, armored vehicles, and helicopters, to locate the missing personnel and confront Haiti's powerful criminal organizations. But what began as a rescue mission is rapidly becoming something much bigger. Haiti has been engulfed in political instability and gang warfare for years. Armed groups now control much of the capital, Port-au-Prince, while millions face displacement, hunger, and deteriorating security. Bukele, internationally known for his aggressive crackdown on gangs in El Salvador, is now attempting to extend his security strategy beyond his country's borders. The operation has raised serious questions about Haitian sovereignty, military accountability, and the future of foreign intervention in the Caribbean. Although Haiti's government insists that foreign forces operate under its authority, the United Nations has confirmed that most Salvadoran troops are operating outside the UN-backed security force's command structure. Meanwhile, the four missing Salvadorans remain unaccounted for, even after authorities discovered their burned vehicle. **Is Bukele becoming Latin America's new regional security power, or is Haiti becoming the stage for another dangerous foreign military intervention?** #TheHemisphere #Haiti #Bukele #ElSalvador #Geopolitics Caribbean LatinAmerica InternationalRelations WorldNews

Well El Salvador going and invading Haiti was not something i expected #history #learnontiktok #5minuteplus #story #education | El salvador Invasion

🚨 WOW! El Salvador President Nayib Bukele just had his troops STORM through Haiti to take down the gangs and rescue his missing men — and the locals love it This is the guy who turned the m*rder capital of the world into one of the safest countries in the hemisphere 🇺🇸🇸🇻 Bukele is ripping apart these savages on their HOME TURF And globalist NGOs can't stand it. Bring your men home, @nayibbukele! https://t.co/9Ekiuh5sqD

"Does the Administration consider Haiti a safe country?" Stephen Miller: "For Haitians? Absolutely. Haitians live in Haiti... It'd be crazy for us to say that Haitians couldn't live in Haiti. It's their country." https://t.co/sZDi8roWUv

FLASHBACK: Trump’s New Chief of Staff Stephen Miller: “The illegal alien Haitians are going back to Haiti. They can build back their country there.” LFG 🔥 https://t.co/LuXKMjJiE7

BREAKING: More and more Salvadoran soldiers are now patrolling the streets in Haiti. Bukele’s troops have the Haitian gangs in retreat. Via @infospartagesos https://t.co/PhEef73RJo