haiti news today - United nations Warns Haiti Gangs Have More Firepower Than Haiti Police - How did Haiti become a nation where criminal gangs outgun the police, leaving millions in peril?
Once known for its rich culture and resilient spirit, Haiti is now a country besieged by gang violence. The streets of Port-au-Prince echo with the sounds of gunfire, and the news is filled with reports of kidnappings, random sniper attacks, and mass lootings. As international efforts intensify to bring order to this Caribbean nation, a disturbing fact emerges: Haiti's gangs possess more firepower than its police.
UN experts highlight that Haiti's gangs are not just growing in numbers but in power and sophistication. Armed with Russian AK-47s, US-made AR-15s, and Israeli Galil assault rifles, these gangs have created a climate of unprecedented lawlessness. Since 2021, arms trafficking has fueled their rise, allowing them to control strategic locations and expand their influence. The United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) reports that the influx of advanced weaponry has exacerbated the crisis, contributing to a significant increase in violence and displacement.

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