Haiti calls on Benin to help train soldiers to confront gangs

Author: Armel TOGNONPublished on: November 3, 2026Country: Haiti

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Haiti calls on Benin to help train soldiers to confront gangs

Haitian Armed Forces chief of staff Lieutenant General Derby Guerrier visited Benin for working meetings. On November 3, 2026, he was received at the Beninese Armed Forces headquarters by his counterpart, General Fructueux Gbaguidi. Their discussions focused on military cooperation, particularly training for Haitian soldiers. The effort aims to strengthen Haiti’s forces as armed gangs control several parts of the country.

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