In a decisive operation on November 22, specialized units of the Haitian National Police (PNH), the Armed Forces of Haiti (FAd’H), and the Gang Repression Force (FRG) launched a large-scale offensive against terrorist gangs in Kenscoff. The operation targeted key areas including Viard, Bélot, Godé, Clairmanso, Carrefour Konbit, and Téléco. Law enforcement successfully dislodged criminals, cleared strategic routes, and neutralized several bandits in intense firefights, while others fled the scene. The operation also led to the safe rescue of two hostages, Thony Ermilus and Berline Bazile, who had been kidnapped earlier in November. The PNH advanced toward Furcy, forcing the remaining gang members to retreat to Thomassin, where they were intercepted and neutralized. This operation marks a significant turning point in the battle for Kenscoff, particularly with the recapture of Bélot, and underscores the effectiveness of the new ‘Anticipate, attack, and no longer be subjected’ strategy. The successful mission highlights the growing capability of Haitian forces in combating organized crime and restoring security in the region.