UN Launches New Offensive in Haiti

Cava Commeca, Haiti,. (ZWN)--- (AP)
ZWN Military Attache - Arthur Williams
Posted: Jan, 21, 2008

After a relatively quiet 2007, 2008 started off poorly for the UN in what was thought to be a safe Haiti. The slaughter of almost an entire peacekeeping squad last week has led to what the United Nations calls, 'Operation Talon'.

"Operation Talon's purpose is to rout any remaining undead threat. We believe most of Haiti is cleared thanks to small operations this year, but we have failed to follow up in many key areas." According to an unnamed military official whom is the author of a memo circulating around Washington today.

"The UN didn't do a poor job, but they rushed. They thought the undead would always make themselves known. What they failed to consider was the undead who were trapped in areas for long periods of time, like tunnels, mines, homes that were barricaded, and other assorted areas. They have now made their way out and are a threat to the thinly stretched out forces. Of course, there aren't nearly as many, and now that we know that they can be killed easier than initially believed, the offensive should be somewhat easier." The military source told ZWN.

There is only one regiment involved in the operation, the United Nations said. It is divided into two forces and four battalions, two battalions securing Cava Commeca and two clearing Port-Au-Prince. The remaining UN forces are stationed across the nation and will undertake small actions while focusing on defense. Air support and naval bombardment is available and will be used to destroy forces of the undead in areas deemed cleared of civilians. SOCOM has been tight lipped, but many insiders report that Alpha and Gamma platoons of the newly formed 'UDR' Special Forces team are being sent to Haiti for use.

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