<p dir="ltr">The UN Secretary General, Antonio Guterres, called for the &quot;urgent&quot; deployment in Haiti of a multinational force made up of &quot;police&quot; and &quot;military&quot; to fight against the armed gangs that ravage the Caribbean country, in a letter addressed to the Council of Security released this Wednesday. &nbsp; <p dir="ltr">Guterres, insisted on his call &quot;to member states to deploy a non-United Nations multinational force, made up of special police forces and supporting military units,&quot; in a 12-page letter dated Monday, to which he had AFP access. &nbsp; <p dir="ltr">In his letter, Guterres advocates that this force act bilaterally in cooperation with the Government of Haiti and have the endorsement of the Security Council. &nbsp; <p dir="ltr">&quot;Addressing the security situation in Haiti requires a series of coercive law enforcement measures, including the active use of force in targeted police operations against heavily armed gangs,&quot; the secretary general wrote. &nbsp;