Haiti gangs threaten ‘civil war’ as unrest spreads

Gangs in Haiti have threatened to wage a “civil war” against the government as unrest in the country continues to escalate. The Caribbean nation has been grappling with a wave of violent protests and gang activity in recent months, leading to a breakdown in law and order.

The situation has been exacerbated by political instability and allegations of corruption, with many Haitians accusing the government of failing to address the root causes of the unrest. The country’s police force has also been overwhelmed by the sheer scale of the violence, with many officers deserting their posts out of fear for their safety.

The threat of a “civil war” has raised concerns among international observers, who fear that the situation in Haiti could spiral out of control. The United Nations has called for calm and urged all parties to engage in dialogue to resolve the crisis peacefully.

As tensions continue to simmer, there are fears that the violence could further destabilize the country and have severe humanitarian consequences. The international community is closely monitoring the situation in Haiti and stands ready to provide assistance if necessary.