El Salvador President Nayib Bukele says Haitian gangs “don’t want to fight” his forces, citing video footage of Salvadoran troops moving through Port-au-Prince, Haiti. In his comments, he portrays the deployment as an escalation that the gangs are attempting to avoid.

Context across outlets is that Bukele has sent troops to Haiti, with The Economist reporting a deployment of 2,000 troops. Fox News focuses on the warning to gang leaders and highlights operational details shown in video, including Salvadoran attack helicopters repelling gang fighters in Croix-des-Bouquets as operations intensify.

Overall, the outlets largely align on the core event: Bukele’s military involvement in Haiti, accompanied by video evidence and messaging aimed at gangs. They differ mainly in what specific aspect they emphasize—Bukele’s overall claim that gangs are avoiding conflict, the reported troop figure, or the tactical imagery and “finish” framing.