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On November 12, 2026, Haitian Armed Forces and Salvadoran Special Forces seized control of Sylvio Cator Stadium in Port‑au‑Prince, marking a significant milestone in a joint operation between the two countries.The operation, carried out under a bilateral agreement, involved the Haitian National Police, Haitian Armed Forces (FAd’H), a Task Force, and Salvadoran Special Forces. Together, they secured the stadium and its surrounding facilities.During the raid, authorities discovered human remains inside the stadium, underscoring the grim reality of the area’s recent turmoil. The findings have added urgency to the mission’s objectives.Commanders plan to establish an operations base within the stadium, using it as a springboard to advance against gang‑controlled territories. Police have warned gangs to vacate the area before an offensive begins, warning that resistance will be met with severe consequences.President Nayib Bukele of El Salvador publicly praised the operation’s success, noting that the joint effort provides Haitian forces with a tactical advantage on the ground and strengthens the broader strategy to reclaim gang‑dominated regions.
On November 12, 2026, Haitian Armed Forces and Salvadoran Special Forces seized control of Sylvio Cator Stadium in Port‑au‑Prince, marking a significant milestone in a joint operation between the two countries.
The operation, carried out under a bilateral agreement, involved the Haitian National Police, Haitian Armed Forces (FAd’H), a Task Force, and Salvadoran Special Forces. Together, they secured the stadium and its surrounding facilities.
During the raid, authorities discovered human remains inside the stadium, underscoring the grim reality of the area’s recent turmoil. The findings have added urgency to the mission’s objectives.
Commanders plan to establish an operations base within the stadium, using it as a springboard to advance against gang‑controlled territories. Police have warned gangs to vacate the area before an offensive begins, warning that resistance will be met with severe consequences.
President Nayib Bukele of El Salvador publicly praised the operation’s success, noting that the joint effort provides Haitian forces with a tactical advantage on the ground and strengthens the broader strategy to reclaim gang‑dominated regions.
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