Blinken and Henry met in Trinidad and Tobago on the sidelines of the CARICOM summit of Caribbean nations.
The two "agreed on the urgency of deploying a UN-authorized multinational force or peacekeeping operation to enable the Haitian National Police to restore peace and security," the State Department said in a statement.
Henry, for his part, told reporters that in addition to the violence "there is a worrying humanitarian crisis" in the country in terms of food insecurity, hailing Washington's aid thus far as "invaluable."
No country has yet stepped forward to lead the international force, and President Joe Biden's administration has made clear that it will not risk Americans' lives, instead prioritizing bolstering Haiti's fledgling national police force.
"The United States shares the commitment felt throughout the region to help the Haitian people shape their future to restore the country's democratic order through free and fair elections," Blinken told regional leaders at the summit.
"Haitians cannot achieve these critical goals without security," he said.
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That would be a negative Rafterman.....Nope. Not our problem. Too far gone.
LOL.....The last time a Multinational Force assisted in Haiti, the Clintons and associates were involved in Human Trafficking and the Haitian government jailed one and demanded the return on the girls.
Also:
Remember the UN peacekeepers who were having sex with kids in exchange for food?
The two "agreed on the urgency of deploying a UN-authorized multinational force or peacekeeping operation to enable the Haitian National Police to restore peace and security," the State Department said in a statement.
Henry, for his part, told reporters that in addition to the violence "there is a worrying humanitarian crisis" in the country in terms of food insecurity, hailing Washington's aid thus far as "invaluable."
No country has yet stepped forward to lead the international force, and President Joe Biden's administration has made clear that it will not risk Americans' lives, instead prioritizing bolstering Haiti's fledgling national police force.
"The United States shares the commitment felt throughout the region to help the Haitian people shape their future to restore the country's democratic order through free and fair elections," Blinken told regional leaders at the summit.
"Haitians cannot achieve these critical goals without security," he said.
Blinken underscores 'urgency' of UN-backed multinational force to aid Haiti
Secretary of State Antony Blinken on Wednesday reiterated US support for an international force to help stabilize Haiti, agreeing with Prime Minister Ariel Henry on the "urgency" for such a UN-authorized…
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That would be a negative Rafterman.....Nope. Not our problem. Too far gone.
LOL.....The last time a Multinational Force assisted in Haiti, the Clintons and associates were involved in Human Trafficking and the Haitian government jailed one and demanded the return on the girls.
Also:
Remember the UN peacekeepers who were having sex with kids in exchange for food?
