Le Salvador envoie 100 membres des forces spéciales en Haïti, mais le sort de quatre techniciens reste inconnu

Bukele said the remains handed over to Salvadoran military teams at Haiti’s airport were not the bodies of the four missing Salvadorans.

Nayib Bukele said the remains handed to Salvadoran military teams at a Haiti airport were not those of the four missing technicians.

Nayib Bukele said the remains handed over to Salvadoran military teams at Haiti’s airport were not those of the four missing Salvadorans.

Nayib Bukele said human remains handed to Salvadoran forces at a Haitian airport did not belong to the four missing Salvadoran technicians.

Nayib Bukele said the four bodies handed over to Salvadoran forces in Haiti were not those of the four missing Salvadoran aviation technicians.

Nayib Bukele said the remains did not belong to El Salvador’s four missing soldiers.

An official familiar with the investigation said four bodies had been recovered, but their identity as the Salvadoran technicians was not confirmed.

An official with knowledge of the investigation told AP that four bodies had been recovered.

The official told AP there was no confirmation that the four recovered bodies were the Salvadoran aviation technicians.

El Salvador deployed 100 special forces soldiers to Haiti on Thursday to help rescue four missing Salvadoran soldiers.

El Salvador deployed 100 special forces soldiers to Haiti on Thursday to help search for the four missing Salvadoran soldiers, according to two officials who spoke to The Associated Press.

The Associated Press reported that 100 special forces soldiers were included in the contingent.

At least 100 members of El Salvador's special forces arrived in Haiti on Thursday, October 22, to assist in searching for their missing colleagues.

Around 1,000 Salvadoran soldiers were sent to Haiti after the four personnel went missing.

El Salvador sent about 1,000 troops to Haiti, according to a Haitian security official.