Bukele: Shared a post by @SA_Defensa saying the Colombian Air Force's FAC-1005 aircraft is taking part in transporting Salvadoran personnel to Haiti
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RT @SA_Defensa: The @FuerzaAereaCol's FAC-1005 is participating in the transport of Salvadorian personnel to Haiti.— Nayib Bukele (@nayibbukele) · Oct 27, 2026 · 19:19 (El Salvador time) · Repost
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Bukele shared a post by @SA_Defensa saying the Colombian Air Force's FAC-1005 aircraft is taking part in transporting Salvadoran personnel to Haiti.
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