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Bukele says bodies found in Haiti are not abducted Salvadoran soldiers
El Salvador's President Nayib Bukele said bodies delivered to soldiers in Haiti are "not our men." Earlier reports had said the bodies of four Salvadoran soldiers were found. The search continues for the Salvadorans abducted last week.
Why it matters
The abductions test foreign forces helping Haiti fight armed gangs before December elections.
Background
Salvadoran troops are serving in Haiti as part of an international effort against gangs. Haiti plans its first elections in 10 years on December 13.
The story so far
- Four Salvadoran soldiers missing after gang ambush in Haiti
- Four Salvadoran soldiers missing after gang attack in Haiti
- El Salvador launches military operation in Haiti to free kidnapped technicians
- Bukele says bodies found in Haiti are not abducted Salvadoran soldiers
- El Salvador sends 2,000 troops to Haiti
- El Salvador sends 2,000 troops to Haiti
- El Salvador sends 2,000 soldiers to Haiti
- Salvadoran troops deploy to Haiti; gangs retaliate
Sources
- BBC News ↗Oct 25, 6:55 AM ET
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