President of El Salvador Nayib Bukele announced on Tuesday that Salvadoran troops deployed in Haiti “destroyed” a facility described as the headquarters of the deadly Haitian gang 400 Mawozo.
\n\nBukele published video footage across his official social media accounts of the military operation. In the video, rockets are seen fired from helicopters at a compound reportedly described as the home of 400 Mawozo’s leader, Wilson Joseph, who also goes by the alias “Lanmò San Jou.” Towards the end of the video, several individuals are seen fleeing from the area on foot, while some are seen escaping on motorcycles.
\n\nThe Salvadoran president accompanied the footage with a text written in Haitian Creole that reads, “We kept our promise. We destroyed Lanmò San Jou’s house and the 400 Mawozo gang’s headquarters.”
\n\n“Most of them ran away without even trying to fight,” the text continued. “What cowards they are.”
\n\nAt press time, Bukele has not publicly disclosed details of the military operation shown in the footage.
\n\nThe Salvadoran press secretary published a landscape-orientation copy of the footage on social media and accompanied it with a text that reads, “With the destruction of the so-called ‘House of Death’ and the headquarters of the 400…
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