Kenyan Police Deployment to Haiti Amid Gang Violence

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Kenya plans to deploy 1,000 police officers to Haiti to address the escalating gang violence, following the UN Security Council's approval of Kenya's leadership in a multinational security force for the Caribbean nation. Despite initial legal hurdles in Kenya, an agreement has been signed between Kenyan President William Ruto and Haiti's Prime Minister Ariel Henry to expedite the deployment, with support pledged by the US and other countries. However, violence has intensified in Port au Prince, with a prominent gang leader orchestrating attacks to oust the prime minister.
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- Haiti capital Port-au-Prince gripped by chaos as armed gangs kill police, vow to oust prime minister CBS News
- Deadly violence in Haiti forces airlines to cancel flights after gunfire near airport CNN
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