U.S. delegation returns from Haitian president's funeral amid continued unrest

• The U.S. delegation, led by U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Linda Thomas-Greenfield, left before Martine Moïse, who was seriously injured in the attack, spoke during the funeral proceedings, AP reports.

What he's saying: "The United States remains deeply concerned about the situation on the ground in Haiti," National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan said in a statement. "We strongly urge all parties to express themselves peacefully, and call on Haiti’s leaders to be clear that their supporters must refrain from violence."

• "In this critical moment, Haiti’s leaders must work together and engage in a broad and inclusive dialogue that is reflective of the will of the Haitian people."
• The U.S. delegation "shared this message directly" with senior Haitian officials and civil society leaders.

The United States will continue to provide requested assistance "amid ongoing security challenges," Sullivan noted.

• The Departments of Justice and Homeland Security are also providing investigative assistance to Haitian authorities as they search for the gunmen.

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