UN Security Council Resolution 2793

… TY TRANSITION GAP ANALYTICAL BODY The Gang Suppression Force, established under UNSC Resolution 2793 in October 2025, represents a structural expansion of international security engagement relative to the Kenya-led Multinational Security Support mission it rep …

… ANALYTICAL BODY The Gang Suppression Force, authorized at 5,500 personnel under UNSC Resolution 2793 of October 2025, is operating below its mandate ceiling at the worst possible moment in the electoral cycle. Kenya, which led the multinational mission from it …

… 2814, January 29, 2026, un.org UNSC Resolution 2794, October 2025, un.org UNSC Resolution 2793, October 2025, un.org August 27, 2026 …

… DY The Gang Suppression Force's formal activation following UN Security Council Resolution 2793 represented the international community's structural bet on a successor security architecture after the Multinational Security Support mission's dissolution. T …

… Y ARCHITECTURE GAP ANALYTICAL BODY The Gang Suppression Force, authorized under UNSC Resolution 2793 with a ceiling of 5,500 personnel, is operating below its authorized strength with no public timeline confirmed for reaching full deployment. The transition fr …

… Gang Suppression Force was authorized at 5,500 personnel by UN Security Council Resolution 2793 (October 2025). As of August 2026, the GSF has not publicly disclosed its actual deployed strength. The force transitioned from the approximately 1,000-person …

… Force formally replaced the Multinational Security Support mission following UNSC Resolution 2793 in October 2025. The transition was operationally damaging. The Kenyan police contingent, which had formed the operational backbone of the MSS, fully departed …

… when final Kenyan personnel departed 28 April 2026. The GSF operates under UNSC Resolution 2793 with an authorized strength of 5,500 personnel and an expanded mandate that includes coordination with both the Haitian National Police and the Armed Forces of …