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El Salvador launches operation to rescue four hostages in Haiti

President Nayib Bukele said El Salvador launched a military operation to rescue four air force personnel missing in Haiti since Sunday.

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  • El Salvador's president said he launched a military operation to rescue four air force personnel missing in Haiti since Sunday.
  • Bukele said the four were aviation technicians on a medical evacuation mission and not combatants.
  • El Salvador's armed forces said the group was ambushed by heavily armed criminal groups in Croix-des-Bouquets.
  • Bukele said the attack was 'nothing' compared with what would happen if the hostages were not returned alive.
  • The personnel were part of the UN Security Council-approved Gang Suppression Force.
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Warns Haitian gangs of a larger operation

Breitbart (Politics): El Salvador's Nayib Bukele Declares War on Haiti Gangs: 'We Can Finish You'

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Far-right outlets stress Bukele's ultimatum that the gangs will face a far greater military operation if the four hostages are not returned alive.

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Reports Bukele's warning to Haitian gangs

ZeroHedge: Bukele Launches Military Rescue Operation For Four Salvadoran Troops Kidnapped In Haiti
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Conspiracy-right outlets report Bukele's launch of a rescue operation and his warning of more forceful action unless the Salvadorans are returned unharmed.

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Should El Salvador expand its military operation in Haiti if the four hostages are not returned alive?

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