The Dominican Republic will not participate in military operations against gangs in Haiti
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The government of the Dominican Republic announced on Monday that the Gang Suppression Force (GSF) operating against armed gangs in Haiti is expected to reach its full complement of 5,500 military and police personnel within approximately three months, as established by the Council.
Simultaneously, the Dominican Republic's Minister of Foreign Affairs, Víctor «Ito» Bisonó, explained that the country cannot directly participate with troops in military operations against Haitian gangs. He cited historical, political, and security risks as the primary reasons preventing direct Dominican military intervention in neighboring Haiti.
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Diario Libre (Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic)Focuses on the timeline for the 5,500-troop anti-gang force in Haiti.
Diario Libre (Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic) (Intervention)Explains why the Dominican Republic cannot directly intervene militarily in Haiti.
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