El Salvador launches operation to rescue hostages from Haitian gangs — President Bukele threatens to escalate

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Source context: Nayib Bukele, the president of El Salvador, announced a military operation to rescue four hostages in Haiti and threatened the gangs involved.In a statement on social media, Bukele issued a statement to the gang leaders and gang members that said if the hostages were not safely r…

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