On November 12, a joint operation freed Haiti's main soccer stadium in Port-au-Prince, which gangs had controlled since 2024, with Salvadoran troops now using it as a base to push into nearby neighborhoods. President Nayib Bukele announced the success, highlighting the role of rifle-equipped robot dogs and over 20 armored vehicles on site. Haitian residents showed relief by cleaning streets once ruled by gangs, while critics urge adherence to human rights standards amid the broader deployment of 2,000-2,500 Salvadoran soldiers.
Nayib Bukele@nayibbukele
Nan kad akò bilateral ki genyen ant gouvènman Ayiti ak gouvènman Salvadò a, yon operasyon konjwen ki te reyini Polis Nasyonal Dayiti, Fòs Lame Dayiti (FAd’H), Task Force la, ak Fòs Espesyal Salvadò yo reyisi pran kontwòl Estad Sylvio Cator a epi mete l an sekirite. Pandan…
ElBuni@therealbuni
El Salvador conquistó un estadio de Haití y liberaron perros robot con armas para cazar a los de las bandas Cada vez mas cyberpunk todo jsjs
Polymarket@Polymarket
BREAKING: El Salvador deploys armed robot dogs equipped with upside-down Israeli-made ARAD-5 assault rifles in an anti-gang operation in Haiti.