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Trump Suggests Missing Salvadoran Personnel May Have Been Killed in Haiti

El Salvador's Foreign Ministry said the planned operation would involve more than 2,000 soldiers and seek four missing aviation technicians while combating armed gangs.

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A residential road passes concrete homes in Santo, Haiti, beneath an overcast morning sky. (AI-generated image / EconoTimes)
A residential road passes concrete homes in Santo, Haiti, beneath an overcast morning sky. (AI-generated image / EconoTimes)

U.S. President Donald Trump suggested missing Salvadoran personnel in Haiti may have been killed, Anadolu Agency reported, as El Salvador planned an operation involving more than 2,000 soldiers to search for them.

The Salvadoran Armed Forces said four air force personnel went missing after an ambush in Santo on Oct. 18.

El Salvador's Foreign Ministry announced Wednesday that it planned an operation involving more than 2,000 soldiers to find the technicians and combat armed gangs. EconoTimes previously covered the planned Haiti operation.

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