Kenya Says US Funding Freeze Won’t Halt Haiti Mission

Kenyan Troops

Kenya has assured that the multinational security mission in Haiti will continue despite the U.S. freezing part of its funding. Government officials say existing funds will sustain operations until September, while efforts continue to transition the mission under full UN leadership.

Haiti’s Foreign Minister and Dominican Counterpart Urge Action on Haiti Crisis

Haitian Foreign Minister Jean-Victor Harvel Jean-Baptiste and Dominican Foreign Minister Roberto Álvarez called for urgent international intervention to address Haiti’s deepening crisis during a United Nations Security Council meeting. Both ministers emphasized the need for stability, security, and collaborative solutions to tackle escalating violence and political instability.

UN urges swift action on Haiti’s gang violence and humanitarian crisis

Members of the UN Security Council called for rapid deployment of a Multinational Security Support Mission to Haiti and enforcement of sanctions, emphasizing the need for political dialogue to address escalating gang violence and humanitarian needs. The discussions highlighted the urgency of restoring security and laying the groundwork for credible elections.

Russia urges political dialogue over military action in Haiti crisis

Russia emphasized the importance of prioritizing political dialogue over foreign military intervention in Haiti during a UN Security Council meeting, as gang violence escalates. Moscow also stressed that any international mission should respect Haiti’s sovereignty and avoid deepening the country’s instability.