Kenyan Police Arrive in Haiti to Tackle Escalating Gang Violence

The U.N.-backed mission, supported by multiple nations, aims to restore security and stability in the crisis-hit Caribbean nation.

400 Kenyan officers are the first contingent in a planned 2,500-strong multinational force.
Haiti's capital, Port-au-Prince, has been paralyzed by gang violence, displacing over 580,000 people.
The mission follows a history of controversial foreign interventions, raising concerns among Haitians.
Kenyan forces will support local police in securing key infrastructure and providing humanitarian aid.
The U.S. has pledged significant financial and logistical support, emphasizing oversight and accountability.