Deadly Haiti drone attack kills eight children in capital Port-au-Prince
Summary
A drone attack in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, killed at least 11 people, including eight children. The incident is linked to Haiti’s use of drones in its efforts against gangs, which has raised concerns among international observers. The attack highlights the severe gang violence dominating much of the capital city.Key Facts
- A drone attack in Cite Soleil, a neighborhood in Port-au-Prince, killed at least 11 people.
- Eight of the victims were children.
- The attack occurred during a birthday celebration for a suspected gang leader.
- The Viv Ansanm coalition of gangs controls the area where the attack happened.
- The United States designated Viv Ansanm as a "foreign terrorist" organization.
- The Haitian National Police task force reportedly launched the drones.
- Canada supplied the drones but objected to their use as weapons.
- Haiti faces severe gang violence, with gangs controlling about 80% of the capital.
- A recent UN report found that 1,520 people were killed in gang violence in just three months.
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