El Salvador President Warns Haitian Gangs Over Hostage Crisis
El Salvador's president warns Haitian gangs after military hostages are taken; four gang suppression officers missing since Sunday.
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El Salvador's president has issued a direct warning to Haitian criminal groups after members of the country's military were taken hostage. The statement signals a heightened stance by the government amid concerns that the gangs could leverage the captives for political or financial gain.
The alert follows the disappearance of four operatives from the so‑called Gang Suppression Force, who have been missing since Sunday. Authorities have not disclosed details about the circumstances of their disappearance or the identity of the hostage‑takers.
The president's remarks underscore the administration's broader campaign against organized crime, which has included deploying security forces to confront violent groups operating within the nation.
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