An employee of MOM helps forced immigrants in the Humanitarian Center. Special Representative of the Secretary General – in the UN Security Council: the situation in Haiti is close to the “Point of Non -Return” Peace and safety rapidly worsening situation in Haiti “approaches the point of no return.” This was warned at a meeting of the Security Council by the special representative of the Secretary General and the head of the UN representative office in this country, Maria Isabelle Salvador. from January, when Salvador conducted a previous briefing in the UN Security Council, organized criminal groups strengthened coordinated attacks to expand territorial control and undermine state power. 62 ~ 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 >The ongoing violence is ~ 60 > despite support from the armed forces of the Haiti and the multinational security support, the police cannot cope with large -scale violence. ~ 60 > only in February and March 1,086 people were killed and March and March were killed only in February and March. 383 were injured, Salvador added. According to the International Migration Organization (MOM), over the past two months, more than 60 thousand Hayites have been forced to leave their homes. By December last year, the number of forced immigrants had already reached a million people. 60 ~ h2 > international support 60 > special representative urged all states to increase the financial and operational support of the multinational mission security. “this is not a matter of choice, but a matter of necessity,” she said. Without this support, according to Salvador, Haiti can plunge into full chaos. the head of the United Representative Office of the UN in the country (OPONG) also called to activate the work of the Committee on Sanctions and Group of Experts of the Security Council on Haiti, including the expansion of the sanctions list and ensuring the complete compliance with the weapon supply. despite serious challenges, despite the serious challenges. The ROOM will make every effort to support the political process led by the Haitians themselves, Salvador emphasized. humanitarian crisis ~ 60 > continuing blockade of the capital, the cessation of commercial flights and closed roads Complicate the work of humanitarian institutions. At the same time, without sufficient and predictable financing, even the minimum UN operations to provide assistance to the victims may stop, the special representative warned. ~ 60 >~ 60 > “Humanitarian crisis in Hiti reached a critical level. Hoolery flashes and gender violence are widespread, especially in places of accommodation of displaced persons. Due to the lack of security, 39 medical institutions and more than 900 schools were closed in Port-O-Prens, ”she emphasized. 60 > Salvador called for the international community to support the humanitarian response plan for Haiti for 2025. According to her, the UN remains committed to the provision of vital assistance, especially for women, girls and children, as well as promoting efforts to restore peace and security.