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22 January – Colombian president Gustavo Petro arrives in Jacmel as part of his visit to Haiti.[5]
27 January – Armed gangs begin an assault on Belot and Godet communities of Kenscoff, killing at least 50 people, injuring 11, and displacing 3,000 people. At least 20 gang members are reportedly killed by security forces.[6][7]
February
4 February – A Salvadoran military contingent arrives in Haiti to assist in the UN-backed security mission there.[8]
13 February – The general hospital of Port-au-Prince is set on fire.[9]
23 February – A Kenyan police officer is killed in an operation against gangs in Artibonite Department.[10]
25 February – An unspecified number of people are killed in an attack by gangs on the Delmas 30 neighborhood of Port-au-Prince.[11]
March
2 March – Police launch a massive security operation on the Lower Delmas neighborhood of Port-au-Prince, killing multiple gang members.[12]
25 March – A Kenyan police officer is killed in an ambush by gangs in Pont-Sondé.[13]
31 March – Around 530 inmates escape the local prison following an attack by gangs on Mirebalais.[14]
April
20 April – Three soldiers are killed in an ambush by gangs in Kenscoff.[15]
23 April – Two soldiers and four civilians are killed in attacks by gangs in Kenscoff. Two other soldiers and at least 35 members of the Viv Ansanm gang are killed during another attack in Pacot, Port-au-Prince.[16][17]
20 June – Jean Morose Viliena, the former mayor of Les Irois, is sentenced to nine years' imprisonment by a court in the United States for lying about committing atrocities in office during his US visa application.[23]
July
6 July – The historic Hotel Oloffson in Port-au-Prince is destroyed in an arson attack by armed gangs.[24]
15 July – Three suspects are killed in a shootout with police following a raid on a boat near Tortuga that results in the seizure of 1,000 kilograms of cocaine.[25]
17 July – Businessman and former presidential candidate Reginald Boulos is arrested in the United States on charges of involvement with the Viv Ansanm gang.[26]
18 July – Colombian president Gustavo Petro arrives in Port-au-Prince for his second visit to Haiti, in which he announces the opening of a Colombian embassy in the country.[27]
23 July – Five people, including three police officers, are killed in a gang attack in Artibonite Department.[28]
August
2 August – Former senator Nenel Cassy is arrested in Petionville on charges of conspiring against the state and financing criminal organizations who launched an attack in Kenscoff in February that killed dozens.[29]
3 August – Nine people, including an Irish missionary and a child, are abducted from the Sainte-Hélène orphanage in Kenscoff by suspected gangs.[30] They are released on 29 August.[31]
The United States issues a $5 million reward for the arrest of G9 leader Jimmy Cherizier on charges of violating US sanctions.[33]
Two police officers are killed in an attack by gangs in Kenscoff.[34]
20 August – Two police officers are killed in an accidental drone explosion at a SWAT base in Kenscoff.[35]
25 August – Police retake the Téléco hub in Kenscoff from gangs.[36]
31 August – Two people, including a Kenyan peacekeeper, are killed in an accident involving two armored vehicles in Port-au-Prince that also injures eight Kenyan peacekeepers.[37]
September
5 September – The United States Federal Aviation Administration extends a ban on US commercial flights to Haiti until 7 March 2026, citing the ongoing gang war.[38]
18 September – One person is killed in an attack by gangs on the town of Bassin-Bleu.[43]
20 September – Fifteen people are killed, including at least eight children in a drone attack on a birthday party in Cité Soleil where an alleged gang leader was distributing gifts.[44]
13 October – An appeals court overturns the indictment of 51 people over the assassination of Jovenel Moïse in 2021 and orders a new investigation.[48]
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