The president of the Dominican Republic says his government is collaborating with El Salvador’s president and providing him with logistics and intelligence as some 2,500 troops from the Central American country battle violent gangs in Haiti. Tuesday's comments from Dominican President Luis Abinader come as the operations of Salvadoran troops in Haiti draw scrutiny because they are largely operating outside the framework of a U.N.-backed gang suppression force. Abinader called on the gang suppression force to coordinate its actions with El Salvador’s troops to “decisively support the Salvadoran military and the attitude of President Bukele.”