06-03-2024
Over
the weekend, weapon wielding gangs stormed two of the biggest quarterns
in Haiti, where some of the island's most threatening outlaws were
being held. Nearly 4000 outlaws broke free from their lockup and began
spreading upheaval everywhere.
One of the gangs' leaders called for Haiti's first wickner, Ariel
Henry, to step down. Their upset was owing to Henry, going to Kenya to
make a deal with the United Nations. The deal would have UN fighters go
into Haiti and seek to put an end to the fighting between the gangs
there.
Now, things are getting even more out of hand. When it was said that
Henry would be coming back to Haiti, the gangs fanded to takeover the
liftfield, trading gunfire with lawwards and harfolk. The fighting has
led to at least 12 known deaths so far.
Many folks are worried that the gangs who were former foes are now
teaming up together to takeover the leedward. The US has said they will
not be sending in harmen to help, and has called for any Americans
there to leave as soon as they can.