The President of El Salvador, Nayib Bukele, who has sent thousands of soldiers to Haiti to support the country's efforts to eradicate the gang problem and to recover four of its military personnel captured during a recent ambush, spoke with President Donald Trump, American media outlet Axios reported.<\/p>
Nayib Bukele called President Trump on Tuesday to ensure that he had no objection to this major military escalation, which the Haitian government has approved, according to this Axios article.<\/p><\/div><\/blockquote><\/div><\/div>
"Do what you have to do," Trump replied, according to sources familiar with the matter, according to this American media. <\/p>
The President of El Salvador addressed the Haitian people directly on Thursday evening. He indicated that the deployment of his military is nearly complete. His operation is not an invasion but a mission to search for his four nationals and to assist the Haitian people in solving the gang problem. He claims that his country is bearing 90% of the costs of this operation and that his troops will withdraw once the mission is completed, with the hope that the next generation of Haitians will remember El Salvador's assistance.<\/p><\/div><\/blockquote><\/div><\/div>
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