President of El Salvador Nayib Bukele on Wednesday published video footage of Salvadoran forces marching through the streets of Port-au-Prince, Haiti, remarking, “it seems the gangs don’t want to fight us.”
\n\nEl Salvador recently deployed 2,000 of its troops to Haiti to support a United Nations-endorsed security operation against the deadly Haitian gangs that have intensely terrorized the nation over the past years. The deployment of Salvadoran forces occurred just days after four Salvadoran aircraft technicians were ambushed while inside a military vehicle. The four officials have remained missing since October 18.
\n\nOn Wednesday, President Bukele published four different videos on his official Twitter and other social media accounts containing footage of the deployed troops in the Haitian capital. The first video, which features no audio, shows aerial drone footage of some of the armed soldiers, while the second video show some of the locals saying clapping at the soldiers and saying gracias (“thank you” in Spanish).
\n\nThe third video shows a group of locals saluting the soldiers, repeating Bukele’s name while speaking in Haitian Creole, while the fourth video published by the Salvadoran president shows a Haitian man riding a motorcycle who says in Spanish, “Nayib Bukele, that’s my…
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