无人机袭击海地，引发对平民伤亡的担忧

A newly released report from Human Rights Watch has shed a disturbing light on the impact of drone strikes in Haiti, painting a grim picture of the human toll of the ongoing violence. According to the findings, drone attacks carried out by Haitian security forces have resulted in the deaths of more than 1,200 people in and around the capital of Port-au-Prince since 2025, with an estimated 60 of those victims being civilians.

The report, which is based on interviews with witnesses, medical personnel, and government officials, paints a harrowing portrait of the devastation caused by these drone strikes. Survivors have described the horror of seeing their loved ones torn apart by the powerful explosions, leaving families and communities in a state of grief and trauma.