JUST IN: Two Kenyan Officers Seriously Injured as Troops Struggle with Haiti Gang Attacks, Faulty Equipment 

  Haitian gang violence continues to take a toll on Kenyan police officers deployed under the Multinational Security Support (MSS) mission, with two more officers suffering serious injuries in clashes over the past week. Three officers, speaking anonymously to Reuters, confirmed the latest casualties, adding to the mission’s growing list of wounded personnel as attacks become increasingly frequent. Kenya first sent officers to Haiti in June 2024 as part of the MSS mission, which now consists of around 1,000 security personnel—nearly three-quarters of whom are Kenyan. Tasked with restoring order and making it possible for Haiti to hold elections by February 2026, the mission has struggled with low morale and uncertainty
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