Chaos in Haiti following the arrival of Salvadoran troops searching for four missing soldiers
Salvadoran troops have arrived in Haiti to search for four Salvadoran personnel who were kidnapped by the armed gang known as 400 Mawozo, according to the information provided.
The deployment follows the October 18 kidnapping of the four Salvadorans by Haitian gang members. President Nayib Bukele announced that his forces would travel to Haiti to help recover them, demanding that the captors return the men alive.
Bukele also warned that the deployment of Salvadoran troops in Haitian territory was only the beginning of the operation.
Images circulating following the reported arrival of the troops show conditions in parts of Haiti as the search operation gets underway. The security situation remains a concern as efforts continue to locate the missing personnel.
The Haitian government has also stated that rescuing the four Salvadorans is a priority.
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