Several suspects in the assassination of the President of Haiti have received training from the US military, known as “only good people”. Insider: It’s a lie

CCTV news client early on the 7th of this month, Haitian President Moise was killed by a group of unidentified militants at his home. The Haitian police subsequently confirmed that an armed group was suspected of participating in the assassination of Moise, including several Americans and more than 20 Colombians.

More and more evidence shows that there is a shadow of the United States behind this case. On the 22nd local time, the United States Pentagon confirmed that many of the Colombian mercenaries arrested after the incident had received training from the US military.

According to reports, many Colombians suspected of participating in the assassination of Haitian President Moise had been trained at the “Western Hemisphere Security Cooperation Academy”. This academy was originally named “U.S. Army Academy of the Americas”, and its “cadets” have been involved in coup conspiracies in Latin American countries many times.

The US military officers of the “Western Hemisphere Security Cooperation Institute” once declared that they “only train good people” and train those who have “the same human rights and democratic values” as them, and will not train these people to invade other people’s houses or kill someone Some people.

Regarding this kind of “sounding” statement, Scott Ritter, who served as a UN weapons inspector in the 1990s, denounced in an interview with the media: This is a lie.

Former United Nations weapons inspector Scott Ritter: This is a lie, a complete lie, a blatant lie. We only need to look at the current military operations carried out by the United States in Africa. We can see that we are training a group of people who can perform war and military operations. They can break doors, take down a building, occupy a room, rescue hostages, and take hostages. We train them with these skills and teach They have these skills. It’s not about training those who accept American values. We train them out of national security interests, and they receive these trainings to perform tasks that we feel are important.