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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.

Unconfirmed reports suggest the presence of armed individuals at the APAID factory area, where heavy gunfire has been heard for over 30 minutes. Details remain unclear as the situation continues to unfold.

Armed groups have been spotted in the hills of Laboule 12, particularly around Planchet and Fessard, triggering fear and population movements toward Thomassin 25. Gunfire was reported this afternoon, and residents in Thomassin 32 and surrounding areas remain on high alert as tensions rise.

Heavy gunfire reported in the Fessard area as gang activity intensifies once again. Residents describe continuous shooting, raising fears of renewed clashes and insecurity in the neighborhood.

For over three years, gang leader Izo has used surveillance drones to monitor every police movement in downtown Port-au-Prince, especially near the Sylvio Cator Stadium. His drones reportedly provide real-time images of PNH operations, covering areas from Champ de Mars to Rue Cameau and his base. Despite repeated failures in operations, the police have yet to deploy anti-drone technology to counter these tactics.