El Salvador pledges more than 2,000 soldiers as Haiti delays elections
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El Salvador committed more than 2,000 soldiers to assist in Haiti as the country delays its elections. The troops are also part of a rescue operation seeking four UN‑backed soldiers who vanished after an ambush. Officials said the deployment aims to bolster security and locate the missing personnel. The mission reflects regional cooperation in response to the crisis. The pledge follows concerns about the safety of election processes.
El Salvador troops to support rescue mission to find four UN-backed soldiers who disappeared after ambush.