El Salvador’s President Takes a High-Stakes Gamble Confronting Haitian Gangs

El Salvador’s president has deployed 2,500 troops to Haiti to tackle rampant gang violence, a move that could lead to significant urban conflict. This intervention comes as Haiti struggles with lawlessness and instability, raising concerns about the potential for a prolonged and dangerous military engagement. The stakes are high, as this gamble could impact regional security and the humanitarian situation in Haiti, highlighting the complex challenges faced by the nation. For more details, check out the full article in The Wall Street Journal.