El Salvador's Nayib Bukele says burned bodies found in Haiti are NOT those of four soldiers ambushed by gangs

The remains were handed to Salvadoran military teams at Haiti's airport, but President Nayib Bukele insists they are not his men. The four soldiers disappeared on October 18 after gangs attacked their convoy as it passed through gang-controlled territory. They were serving on a UN-backed anti-gang task force. El Salvador sent hundreds of troops to hunt for them.

The remains were discovered on Saturday bearing such severe burn damage that autopsies will be required for identification.

Scott Reece's US-funded rescue group, Hero Client Rescue, was brought in to recover the bodies.

There are reportedly signs the remains do not belong to the soldiers.