The arrival of Kenyan police in Haiti faces a delay, yet Kenya's President Ruto reassures of the country's unwavering commitment.

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In Nairobi on May 23, Reuters reports that the dispatch of the initial Kenyan police contingent to Haiti, tasked with spearheading an international anti-gang unit, faces postponement following the rescheduling of a planned flight from Nairobi on Tuesday, as per two informed sources. Earlier indications from U.S. officials suggested that the officers would reach Port-au-Prince by Thursday, coinciding with Kenyan President William Ruto's official visit to the White House.

Kenya has pledged 1,000 police officers for the U.N.-sanctioned initiative, with a significant portion of the funding coming from the United States.

"Kenya maintains that ensuring peace and security globally, including in Haiti, is a shared responsibility among all nations," stated Ruto during the press briefing alongside Biden.

According to two undisclosed sources familiar with the matter, two hundred Kenyan officers designated for the mission were informed that they would depart from Nairobi on Tuesday evening. They spoke on condition of anonymity due to the sensitivity of the information.