UN acknowledges letter but disclaims endorsement
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UN spokesperson Stéphane Dujarric states the UN received Joseph's letter but its receipt does not constitute endorsement of its contents or recognition of its author. He notes most Salvadoran military personnel fall outside the UN-backed gang suppression force mandate and reiterates the UN remains concerned that communities bear the brunt of Haiti's situation.
“However, receipt of such a letter does not constitute endorsement of its contents, recognition of its author, or a position by the United Nations.”
Stéphane DujarricWilson Joseph (Lanmò Sanjou) Leader of 400 Mawozo gang
Nayib Bukele President of El SalvadorStéphane Dujarric UN SpokespersonErik Prince Founder of Vectus Global private security firm
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- Powerful Haitian gang leader writes to U.N. seeking dialogue as clashes intensify Japan Today · 5d ago
- Powerful Haitian gang leader tells AP he wrote UN seeking dialogue as clashes intensify Philadelphia Inquirer · 5d ago
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Chad has a bit of a regional reputation for sending their soldiers to fight anywhere for anything. Chad behaviour tbh
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