A new United Nations report has documented more than 600 killings and nearly 400 injuries in Haiti over the past four months, amid an intensifying power struggle between criminal gangs and security forces. The report details ongoing clashes involving private military companies alongside state security actors, underscoring the complex and fragmented nature of the conflict. The figures highlight the deepening humanitarian crisis in Haiti (a Caribbean nation that has struggled with political instability and gang violence for years), where civilians continue to bear the brunt of the bloodshed.