The U.N. Security Council is set to vote on a resolution that would authorize a one-year deployment of an international force to help Haiti combat a surge in gang violence and restore security, enabling the country to hold long-delayed elections. The U.S.-drafted resolution welcomes Kenya’s offer to lead the multinational security force, emphasizing that it would be a non-U.N. force funded by voluntary contributions. The force aims to provide operational support to Haiti’s underfunded National Police and improve security conditions. The resolution also addresses concerns about human rights abuses and environmental control. If approved, it marks the first deployment to Haiti since the 2004 U.N. stabilization mission.