At one o'clock in the evening of 7 July, the President of Haiti was assassinated. There are several features, the first gunner was 6 people, claiming to be agents of the FEDERAL DRUG ENFORCEMENT ADMINISTRATION. However, it has also been said that they were mercenaries disguised as agents. The gunmen spoke English and Spanish, while the main Haitian languages were Haitian Creole and French. Explain that none of them are Haitian natives, they are foreigners.
Moreover, they are all loose pocket models, backpacks, carry tactical suspenders, and use 5.56mm American assault rifles, as well as 9mm caliber American pistols. Physically strong, the combat movements of these several people are typical american special forces CQB indoor and melee tactical moves. See? These external features are almost identical to those of U.S. military contractors and special forces fighting in Iraq and Afghanistan.
Most importantly, the large number of security personnel at the Haitian Presidential Palace, none of whom resisted, were all disarmed. As a result, throughout the operation, in the entire security team, not a single casualty was inflicted. This is the most puzzling question of the whole incident. Logically, the President's Personal Guard is the most loyal and courageous soldier.
Moreover, they were all equipped with advanced automatic weapons, and it was impossible for no one to resist and surrender all. Of course, perhaps they were already behind the assassination and bought it off, and only then did they voluntarily give up resistance. If that's the case, it's terrifying. Haitian President Jophneer Moiz has been in politics for many years and does not even have a few reliable personal guards.
At the scene of the shooting, Moiz was shot 12 times in the body, one in the left ear, one in the right arm, one in the left leg and one in the face, and several shots in the abdomen. The gunman fired with a 5.56 mm assault rifle and finally pulled out a 9 mm pistol to reload the gun, which was sure to kill Moiz. There have been reports that the killers have an American accent.
Haitian police said the Haitian police force had surrounded the mercenaries, killing 4 "mercenaries" and 2 during the fighting. However, there are also accounts that the mercenaries have fled Haiti and fled in prepared high-speed speedboats.
This reminds us of the may 2020 incident in which the Venezuelan opposition hired a highly paid US military contractor to assassinate the Venezuelan president in Venezuela. At the time, 10 mercenaries also arrived in Venezuela in several speedboats, including English-speaking Americans and Spanish-speaking Venezuelans.
The operation ended with the death of 8 rebels and the capture of 2. One is Luke Denman, a former U.S. Special Forces member who served in U.S. Special Forces from 2006 to 2011. The other is Alan Berry, a former U.S. Special Forces soldier who served from 1996 to 2013.
At that time, the Venezuelan opposition signed a $212 million contract with a U.S. military contractor to kill the main target Maduro in 495 days, overthrow the current regime, and prop up Guayido to the throne.
And this time the Haitian incident is largely the same as the Venezuelan incident. It is some ambitious people, with the support of the United States, who spend money to buy murder, engage in assassination plots, and put themselves in power.