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Jeff Gwo Lwa, feeling threatened, ordered all allied gangs to completely shut down Canaan—no movement up or down. On the national road near “bò sab la,” below the station, gangs are forcing people off the streets and using seized trucks and vehicles to block all passage. But despite the roadblocks, they seem to forget that the forces approaching are coming from above, and they can’t block the sky.

armed individuals reportedly entered the Tabarre 27 area and were moving toward Carrefour Fleuriot. Residents are evacuating as fear and uncertainty spread throughout the zone. Authorities have not yet provided official details.

On the morning of November 13, 2025, around 5:12 a.m., kidnappers attempted to abduct a person sitting inside their vehicle in the Siloé area of Delmas. The attempt failed, but residents are urged to remain extremely cautious and alert.

Thick black smoke was seen rising in Delmas 32 this morning. The incident may be linked to the ongoing blockade movement that began yesterday, though the exact cause remains unknown.

three individuals were shot in the Delmas 33 area, near Kanaval Market. The incident caused panic among residents and vendors, while authorities have yet to release details on the attackers or the victims’ conditions.

“Viv Ansanm” gang launched an attack in the Avenue Charles Summer area. The incident created significant tension in the neighborhood as police forces prepared to respond quickly to regain control of the situation.

Armed men reportedly took control of the UNIKA University building in Turgeau. Though gunfire has subsided, sources suggest the gangs are using silence as part of a strategic move rather than a retreat.

The Haitian National Police announced they have retaken control of Carrefour Marassa after recent confrontations with armed groups. The operation aimed to restore circulation and reinforce security in this key area linking Croix-des-Bouquets and Tabarre.

Haitian police forces reportedly deployed explosive drones during operations around the Village-de-Dieu area in downtown Port-au-Prince. The use of these drones marks an escalation in tactics as authorities attempt to regain control of zones dominated by heavily armed gangs. Residents reported loud detonations and drone activity throughout the operation.

Heavily armed men from Lilavois, reportedly part of a deadly group, advanced through Santo and crossed the river toward St. Philomène Church in Tabarre. The BIM (Motorized Intervention Brigade) remains on high alert in anticipation of possible attacks, while police units continue operations to contain the threat.