Repenser la Stabilité en Haïti : Les Répercussions des Crashes d'Hélicoptères du Kenya sur la Force Multinationale
Rethinking Stability in Haiti: The Repercussions of Kenya's Helicopter Crashes on the Multinational Force By Patrick Prézeau Stephenson (Le Français suit) Introduction: A Pattern of Loss Kenya's military has been shaken by a series of helicopter crashes, the most recent claiming the life of General Francis Omondi Ogolla and nine other military personnel. This pattern of incidents not only raises concerns about Kenya's domestic aviation safety but also casts a shadow over its international military commitments. General Ogolla was more than a military leader; he was a strategic asset for Kenya, representing its commitment to peacekeeping and international security. His untimely death marks a pause in Kenya’s longstanding tradition of military expertise, a pause that will be felt by both Kenyan forces and partner operations abroad. Each crash erodes the operational continuity of the Kenyan military. With five crashes to date, there is an inevitable impact on the ...