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El Salvador’s Bukele touts military intervention in Haiti
El Salvador's President Nayib Bukele has publicly promoted his country's military deployment in Haiti, posting videos of armed Salvadoran soldiers patrolling streets as Haitian police found the burned-out vehicle used by four missing Salvadoran aviation technicians. The men disappeared on October 18 in a gang ambush, prompting Bukele to send more than 2,000 troops; the UN says only about 200 fall under the multinational Gang Suppression Force's jurisdiction, raising questions about accountability for the use of force.