Gang Suppression Force

… to an already saturated humanitarian system. Stakeholders should prioritize GSF transparency monitoring and TPS contingency planning immediately. QUICK SUMMARY FOR STAKEHOLDERS Gang control of Port-a …

… track that includes airspace normalization, logistics support for the Gang Suppression Force, and a $300 million border dry-port investment. This bifurcated posture creates a structurally unstable environment for …

… DEVELOPMENT 2: GSF MANDATE WITHOUT OPERATIONAL PROOF ANALYTICAL BODY The Gang Suppression Force was authorized under UNSC Resolution 2793 (September 30, 2025) with a 12-month mandate, formally replacing the Kenya-le …

… EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Haiti enters a critical compounding risk period as the Gang Suppression Force struggles to establish operational credibility during a security transition gap left by the Kenyan-led MSS departure in …

… the transition from the Multinational Security Support mission to a successor gang suppression force. No timeline or operational definition of that support has been provided. Supply chain: The $300 million dry-port free …

… August 30 first-round election date that has no credible security foundation, a Gang Suppression Force still in early deployment with no confirmed territorial gains against Viv Ansanm, and a Supreme Court-cleared TPS termi …

… is the primary near-term supply chain risk. Regional security alignment: The Gang Suppression Force arrived in Haiti in April 2026. DR support remains logistics-only. A DR-US MOU signed 12 May 2026 positions Santo Domin …

… that security and financing conditions may prevent it from proceeding. The Gang Suppression Force has replaced the failed Kenya-led mission but its troop strength, funding, and operational rules of engagement remain u …