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U.S. Pushes Larger Haiti Force, Kenya Bemoans Unreliable U.S. Vehicles

U.S.A. – The United States sought to build support at the United Nations on Monday for the expansion of an international force to tackle Haiti’s armed gangs, building on a Kenyan-led mission that Kenyan President William Ruto said has struggled with staffing and logistics.

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