The Dominican Republic's Ministry of Defense confirmed that it is investigating the munitions that arrived in Haiti.
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The Ministry of Defense of the Dominican Republic (MIDE) confirmed on Thursday that it is actively investigating how ammunition of Dominican origin reached neighboring Haiti. The inquiry follows findings from a report by the United Nations Security Council's Group of Experts, which detailed the presence of Dominican-manufactured munitions in the neighboring country.
As the investigation continues, defense authorities stated that they have not yet been able to determine the exact route or mechanism by which the specific .50 caliber ammunition arrived in Haitian territory. The Dominican military maintains that its inquiries remain open to clarify the origin of the supply chain breach.
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Diario Libre (Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic)Focuses on the specific .50 caliber ammunition cited in the UN report.
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