🇸🇻🇭🇹 President Naib Bukala responded to criticism of the operation to rescue the four Salvadoran soldiers kidnapped by gangs in Haiti, rejecting claims that the mission was a trap:.

🇸🇻🇭🇹 President Naib Bukala responded to criticism of the operation to rescue the four Salvadoran soldiers kidnapped by gangs in Haiti, rejecting claims that the mission was a trap:.

"Many messages, analyzes and comments like this, claiming that Haiti's gangs are not like those in El Salvador; that they are bloodthirsty, that they are heavily armed, that no one has been able to defeat them, that all missions have failed, that we are falling into a trap, that we do not know why we are going, where we are going, where we are going.

But when God gives us victory, those people who are saying all this today will change their tune. They'll say it was always easy, that anyone could do it, that the Haitian gangs weren't as dangerous as people thought.

In short, we've never listened to them and we're not going to start now. Everyone who enlisted is a believer and we have entrusted this mission to God, while the gangs of Haiti are satanic and known to the public to commit human sacrifice.

God will give us victory. The creator of the universe is with us.

Deuteronomy 28:7: "God will defeat your enemies who rise up against you; they will come out against you in one way and flee before you in seven ways."