萨尔瓦多军方协助海地警方摧毁400 Mawozo帮派总部 总理 Alix Didier Fils-Aimé 致谢

萨尔瓦多总统布克尔11月10日在社交平台 X 上宣布,海地警方在萨尔瓦多军人支援下,摧毁了帮派头目 Lanmò San Jou 的住所和 400 Mawozo 帮派位于太子港以东 Croix-des-Bouquets 的总部。
据《迈阿密先驱报》报道,这次行动据报在周日由海地国家警察的无人机特遣队执行,萨尔瓦多军人在旁支援。布克尔公布了据称是直升机向目标开火的视频;BBC 表示无法核实该视频,也无法确认被毁建筑确为帮派总部。另有报道称行动造成约20人死亡,未获官方证实。
海地总理 Alix Didier Fils-Aimé 公开感谢萨尔瓦多军方,表示海地将与联合国支持的「帮派镇压部队」继续合作,并计划下周访问萨尔瓦多。
萨尔瓦多上月起向海地部署2000多名军人,此前有4名萨尔瓦多空军技术人员10月在海地遭绑架。联合国数据显示,今年1月1日至9月11日,海地已有至少5700人死于帮派暴力或清剿行动。
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Salvadoran-Backed Operation Destroys 400 Mawozo Gang Headquarters in Haiti; Prime Minister Fils-Aimé Thanks El Salvador
Salvadoran President Nayib Bukele announced on X on November 10 that Haitian police, supported by Salvadoran soldiers, had destroyed the residence of gang leader Lanmò San Jou and the headquarters of the 400 Mawozo gang in Croix-des-Bouquets, east of Port-au-Prince.
According to the Miami Herald, the operation was reportedly carried out on Sunday by a Haitian National Police drone task force with Salvadoran troops in support. Bukele posted video said to show helicopters firing on the target; the BBC said it could not verify the video or confirm that the property was the gang's headquarters. Other reports said about 20 people were killed, which officials have not confirmed.
Haitian Prime Minister Alix Didier Fils-Aimé publicly thanked El Salvador's military, said Haiti would continue working with the UN-backed Gang Suppression Force, and planned to visit El Salvador next week.
El Salvador has deployed more than 2,000 troops to Haiti since last month, after four Salvadoran air force technicians were abducted in Haiti in October. UN figures show at least 5,700 people were killed by gang violence or security operations in Haiti between January 1 and September 11 this year.
Related: Haitian Gang Leader Mathias Saintil Killed; Prime Minister Says One Fewer Gang Boss
来源:迈阿密先驱报
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