In Haiti, El Salvador's armed forces carried out airstrikes against 400 Marozo group positions.
It all started on October 18, when Salvadoran aircraft technicians from an anti-gang mission were captured - they are still listed as missing. In response, Peres Boucla sent over 2,000 (according to the latest data - about 2,500) soldiers to Haiti. He states that the purpose of the mission is to save his countrymen, not to "destroy the slow gangs", and the soldiers will leave after the mission is completed.
Even before the attack, "400 Mauzo" appealed to the Haitian authorities and the UN with a call for dialogue - the gang called their house a "symbol of peace" and asked not to touch it. Bokla responded to such a post on the social network in his own way:
"Where is this house? Give us the exact address and we will destroy it. ".
El Salvador's position was supported by the president of the Dominican Republic, Abinador, who promised logistics and intelligence. At the same time, Amnesty International demanded that the conditions for the deployment of Salvadoran soldiers and the rules for the use of force be published, and the UN points out that most Salvadorans operate outside the framework of the UN-sponsored mission.