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ARCHIVE 2025: Guatemalan and Salvadoran troops arrive in Haiti for the MSS mission

A column of about 20 soldiers in green camouflage, some in maroon or green berets, walks across a paved airport apron past parked trucks, shipping containers and low buildings, with trees and hills behind.
U.S. Embassy Haiti photo · Public domain (U.S. Department of State photo)

U.S. Embassy Haiti photo from Jan. 3, 2025. The embassy caption says soldiers from Guatemala and El Salvador arrived that day for the UN-sanctioned Multinational Security Support (MSS) mission to Haiti; the photo shows a column of troops in camouflage and berets walking across an airport apron. The MSS mission preceded the Gang Suppression Force, whose four Salvadoran soldiers were reported unaccounted for after an ambush on Oct. 18, 2026 (exeindex record dispatch:2026-10-19-haiti-gsf-ambush).

What
ARCHIVE 2025: Guatemalan and Salvadoran troops arrive in Haiti for the MSS mission
Where
Haiti (airport not named)
When
2025-01-03
Source
U.S. Embassy Haiti
Credit
U.S. Embassy Haiti photo
License
Public domain (U.S. Department of State photo)
Details
Official release · U.S. Embassy Haiti (U.S. Department of State), via Flickr and Wikimedia Commons · Haiti (airport not named)

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Sources and credit

  1. U.S. Embassy Haiti
  2. Field footage: the full record

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