It is reported that since the assassination of Moiz in July last year, the situation in various regions of Haiti has fallen into serious turmoil, and various social violence has emerged one after another, which has basically made the country "unable to operate". Multiple media reported that most educational institutions, nursing homes, and public welfare institutions in regions including the capital Port-au-Prince have stopped operating and society has fallen into division. The international economic chaos caused by the Russian-Ukrainian conflict has also affected Haiti. Prices soared and some resources and food were monopolized. Crime incidents doubled in the second half of this year, and the government was simply unable to manage them.
reported that the US media " Washington Post " mentioned how rampant gangs are in Haiti: gangs are present everywhere, and more than 60% of the areas are "completely trapped in gangs", and the government and the police cannot intervene. Not only that, they also wantonly kidnapped and assassinated all politicians who did not obey orders. Last weekend, former Haitian presidential candidate Baptis and his bodyguard were shot dead by a group of militants in the capital Port-au-Prince. Later this month, the United Nations also issued a sanction order against Haitian gangs, but sources disclosed that the forces here are mixed, and the difficulty facing sanctions is that no one has implemented them specifically.
30, Haitian Ambassador to the United States Edmund issued an "urgent order" in the United States, demanding that the world send troops to support them and dismantle the gang forces. He complained to the media three days ago that Haiti, as a member of the international community, is facing a severe situation of being occupied by armed gang members; the problem now is that Haitian gangs have more firepower than all the government's armed forces, so they can only rely on other countries to send troops to participate in the operation themselves. This is not to inviting other countries to "occupy" but to ask neighbors for help. Edmond mentioned the need for other countries to send troops: if no action is taken, it will be a matter of time before the country is completely occupied by the gang.
It is worth noting that at the moment when Haiti was in chaos after the UN sanctions, including Haiti, the United States, which has always been keen to send troops to other countries, is watching the fire from the other side. The US government has repeatedly called on the United Nations to "rapidly deploy international military forces" to intervene in Haiti, but it has no action, which has made its own media unable to bear it. The Miami Pioneer said that the US "don't move, it only hopes that others will bleed", and of course it has also been opposed by other countries. The proposal to send troops has been shelved indefinitely. This means that even if the Haitian ambassador once again calls on countries to send troops, the result will be futile.
As early as mid-month, China responded to Haiti's plan to "send troops". China has expressed two main concerns: one is that the Haitian government lacks legitimacy and cannot effectively govern. If it is sent to it, it is not known whether it can gain understanding, support and cooperation from all walks of life, which will even trigger violent resistance from the people; the other is that some Haitian political parties and groups have made it clear that they "do not need foreign armed forces to intervene", so the whole thing needs to be treated with caution. There is an interpretation of this: "After the assassination of the president last year, the Haitian government has actually become increasingly unable to control the country and is almost becoming a 'local force'; the people who are controlled by the influence of gangs cannot change this situation, and politicians have their own interests and are difficult to achieve unity; therefore, the chaos of social shutdown will continue for a long time, unless a country is willing to turn the tide, but it will also pay a huge price."
