Declared war to the authorities: Gaiti's gangs attacked the airport and police Academy (video)

The exponential nicknamed the barbecue, who heads nine gangs, warned that if the country's prime minister did not resign-a real war will begin in the country. In Haiti, gangs declared war on Prime Minister Ariel Henry and attacked the police academy and the country's main airport. Henry's plane, which was returning from a foreign tour, was forced to land on Puerto Rico's neighboring island. About it reports the Air Force.

The head of the conglomerate nine gangs, the exponential Jimmy Sherisier, nicknamed Barbecue, gathered journalists on Tuesday, March 5 and told them that if the prime minister did not go, war would begin in the country. "If Ariel Henri does not resign if the international community continues to support it, then we will start moving simply to the Civil War, which will lead to genocide," - said Barbeku, which is under the sanctions of the UN for violations of human rights.

On March 5, gangs attacked in the capital of Haiti, Port-Prince, Police Academy, where more than 800 cadets study. Police have announced that the assault was reflected. According to eyewitnesses, the shots were shot at the country's main airport in Port-O-Prince-Tussen Luvortyur International Airport. 250 cubes tried to fly out of the airport, but could not. "We already had to get on the plane, but they found a hole from the ball on the plane," one of the passengers said.

Haiti Airports are now guarded by soldiers. Gaiti Ariel Henry Prime Minister flew first to the Guyan Regional Forum last week and then to Kenya, to sign an agreement to send an international police contingent in Haiti in Haiti. But Kenya's plan to send 1000 police officers to help hold back the violence, stopped after Kenya's Supreme Court blocked him. In the absence of a premiere, Barbecu declared war on him.

The gangs attacked several police stations, as well as two prisons in Port-Prince, of which several thousand prisoners were released. About a dozen people were killed during the attack on prison. The government then declared a state of emergency and a curfew. Only about 100 prisoners remained in their cameras of the national penitentiary colony, the prison representatives said. There were 17 Columbia former soldiers suspected of murder of President Mosa among those who stayed in place.

In the video, they begged for help, saying that other prisoners try to make them get out of the cameras and are going to use them "as cannon meat. " The Colombia Foreign Ministry later announced that 17 soldiers had been transferred to another prison. Thousands of prisoners remain at large. Within a few days about the location of Ariel Henri, nothing was known, but on Tuesday, March 5, Puerto Rico Vlad confirmed that Henry's plane landed them.