First group of 400 Kenyan police officers leaves for Haiti | DW News
First group of 400 Kenyan police officers leaves for Haiti | DW News
Four Hundred Kenyan police officers are heading off to Haiti this morning as part of a UN-backed mission to try to quell the ongoing violence. Kenya has pledged to send a total of 1,000 officers to serve alongside forces from other countries. Haiti has long been plagued by gang violence. In February, armed groups set out to overthrow the…
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Blood sacrifice 😢😢😢
If you only hear one side of the story, you have no understanding at all.
who cares
This will absolutely not end well
Aki ruto wacha kutoa watoto wa wenyewe sacrifice iyo c poa😢😢😢😢
Proud of kenya!! this is africa's way of keeping the peace, and not being placid
We pray and ask God to help the nation of Haiti return to stability and peace. This is a monumental mission and so desperately needed. May Haiti return to the beautiful island in the Caribbean. Thank you
Kenyan police being sacrificed for white supremacy
The US needs to leave Africa and Hati alone. They are the main ones bankrolling this and also the main ones who started the chaos in Hati.
Oh no… They're going to get wasted. RIP 🌹🌹😥😥
lol may be they are needed at home
Stay in Kenya makes no sense to fight against our own they all have a reason for fighting for there right
Kenyan police to help Haiti when Kenya itself is in flames?! 😂😂😂😂
Kenyan police Are not welcome in Hayti 🇭🇹 the constitution 1805 Haytian said no troops other countries in Hayti period.
Kenyan police/ military have fought al shabab in somalia for years at close quarters.these are battled hardened snipers and not policemen. Theyll have barbeque and his ragtags for lunch by 8am.make no mistake
To come: Caribbean Community members Jamaica, Bahamas, Guyana, Barbados, and Antigua and Barbuda, as well as Bangladesh, Benin, and Chad.[4] Then-Kenyan Foreign Minister Alfred Mutua stated that Spain, Senegal and Chile would likely deploy security personnel.
“The mission is led by Kenya and coordinated with the Haitian National Police; though backed by the UNSC, it is not a United Nations operation.[3] Personnel have been pledged by Caribbean Community members Jamaica, Bahamas, Guyana, Barbados, and Antigua and Barbuda, as well as Bangladesh, Benin, and Chad.[4] Then-Kenyan Foreign Minister Alfred Mutua stated that Spain, Senegal and Chile would likely deploy security personnel.” Wiki
There are literal riots in Kenya right now due to political conflict… bruh.
Yes please help
Im from Haiti 🇭🇹🇭🇹 those soldiers need to be careful because those gangs set TRAPS and they use voodoo to become bulletproof.
Their literally popping champagne while Hati burns😅
Cannibals patrolling cannibals
Barbecue not going to play with them, you’ll see!
Hm……. ok
God speed to the entire relief force. The haitian ppl have suffered long enough. The gangs must be dealt with asap.