200 Kenyan police officers arrive at UN mission in Haiti
More than 600 Kenyan officers had already been stationed in Haiti as part of a multinational force of police officers and soldiers from other countries — including Jamaica, Guatemala and El Salvador — who assist Haiti’s police in fighting the violent gangs in control of much of the capital, Port-au-Prince.
More Kenyan Police Arrive in Haiti to Boost Security Mission
NAIROBI (Reuters) -A contingent of 144 additional Kenyan police arrived in the Haitian capital on Thursday, part of a U.N.-backed Multinational Security Support (MSS) mission that aims to support local police battling powerful gangs, Kenya's government announced on X.
A group of 144 Kenyan police officers arrived in Haiti's capital as part of a U.N.-backed mission to aid local police ...
The latest deployment of Kenyan police comes two days after the U.S. notified the United Nations that it was freezing $13.3 ...
The United States is committed to working with the Kenya-led multinational security support mission in Haiti, but its numbers ...
Kenyan President William Ruto announced that the United States has exempted a multinational security force, which is working ...
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Details of Ruto’s phone call with US's Marco RubioKenya and the US have reaffirmed their mutual commitment to strengthen bilateral ties and existing cooperation amid sweeping foreign policy changes effected by the Donald Trump administration.
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