Nayib Bukele touts destruction of Haitian gang leader's home by task force

Footage of Haitian gang leader's home being destroyed Screenshot/XReading modeReadingAaPaperAaSepiaAaNightEl Salvador's President Nayib Bukele announced on X that his troops have "destroyed the house of Lanmò San Jou and the 400 Mawozo gang’s headquarters. Most of them ran away," he said, "without even trying to fight. What cowards!" The home was attacked and destroyed by the Haitian National Police's drone task force on Sunday at 2:30 am, The Miami Herald reports, "killing several gunmen inside." The police were backed up by Bukele's force as well as by private security contractors. This force, made up of Haitian National Police, Bukele's team, and support from Vectus Global, a private security firm, has also taken aim at other warlords. The Port-au-Prince home of the Boston gang's Mathian Saintil was blown up via a drone strike last week and he died from injuries sustained during the blast.

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