150 military police officers from Central America have arrived in Haiti to support the government's efforts against violent gangs.
This deployment includes approximately 75 officers from Guatemala and a small number from El Salvador, aimed at restoring order in the capital.
The Kenyan commander of the U.N.-backed mission emphasized that gangs must either surrender or confront the troops.
Intensified gang activity has resulted in 85% of Port-au-Prince being controlled by gangs since the 2021 assassination of President Jovenel Moise.
This mission is complemented by around 400 security officers from Kenya and personnel from other nations, though their deployment timeline remains unclear.