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Robot dogs mounted with rifles deployed in anti-gang stadium operation in Haiti

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Fox News · collected 2026-11-15 · by Brie Stimson

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El Salvador President Nayib Bukele shared a video on X showing military forces, including robotic dogs equipped with rifles, participating in a joint operation with Haitian authorities to retake Sylvio Cator Stadium from gang control in Port-au-Prince. The operation, conducted under a bilateral agreement, resulted in the discovery of "several human skulls" inside the stadium. Bukele emphasized the intention to establish an operational base at the stadium to continue operations in gang-controlled areas.
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El Salvador President Nayib Bukele has released a video showing robotic dogs equipped with rifles being used in an operation to reclaim Sylvio Cator Stadium in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, which had been under gang control for two years. The joint operation involved forces from both Haiti and El Salvador, including the Haitian National Police, Haitian Armed Forces, the Task Force, and Salvadoran Special Forces. During the operation, several human skulls were discovered inside the stadium. Bukele announced that his forces will establish an operational base at the stadium to launch further offensives against the gangs. The president demanded that the gangs leave the area before the offensive begins.

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Fox NewsThis outlet15 Nov

El Salvador President Nayib Bukele shared a video on X showing military forces, including robotic dogs equipped with rifles, participating in a joint operation with Haitian authorities to retake Sylvio Cator Stadium from gang control in Port-au-Prince. The operation, conducted under a bilateral agreement, resulted in the discovery of "several human skulls" inside the stadium. Bukele emphasized the intention to…

Robot dogs mounted with rifles deployed in anti-gang stadium operation in Haiti (this article)
Al Jazeera13 Nov

President Nayib Bukele released a video showing the deployment of armed robots during an operation against gangs at a main stadium in Port-au-Prince, Haiti. This stadium has been under the control of gangs for the last two years. The report focuses on El Salvador's use of robotic technology to conduct this specific anti-gang operation.

El Salvador deploys armed robots to fight gangs in Haiti →
Daily Caller13 Nov

Haitian security forces, assisted by private security and Salvadoran Special Forces, seized control of the 10,000-capacity Stade Sylvio Cator in Port-au-Prince on Thursday. President Nayib Bukele reported that his 2,000 soldiers discovered human skulls inside the stadium, which had been held by gangs for two years. The report highlights Bukele’s proactive military strategy, which includes using crowdsourced…

Gangs Controlled Haiti’s Largest Stadium For Past 2 Years. Bukele’s Troops Now Occupy It →
New York Post15 Nov

Fox News reports that El Salvador President Nayib Bukele shared a video showing robotic dogs equipped with rifles assisting in an operation to reclaim Sylvio Cator Stadium in Haiti from gang control. The operation involved joint forces from both Haiti and El Salvador and resulted in the discovery of several human skulls within the stadium. President Bukele declared victory over the gangs and announced plans to…

Rifle-toting robot dogs sniff out ‘several human skulls’ in gang-controlled Haiti stadium →

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Brie Stimson
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Topics

El Salvador Haiti Haitian the Haitian Armed Forces the Haitian National Police

Subjects

Bukele PERSON · 4× El Salvador GPE · 2× Haiti GPE · 1× Haitian NORP · 1× Nayib Bukele PERSON · 1× Port-au-Prince GPE · 1× the Haitian Armed Forces ORG · 1× the Haitian National Police ORG · 1× the Salvadoran Special Forces ORG · 1× the Task Force ORG · 1×

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"Under the bilateral agreement between the Haitian government and the government of El Salvador, a joint operation involving the Haitian National Police, the Haitian Armed Forces (FAd’H), the Task Force, and the Salvadoran Special Forces successfully took control of Sylvio Cator Stadium and secured it," Bukele wrote on X in a translation from Haitian Creole.
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"We will now establish an operational base at the stadium so we can continue advancing deeper into territory controlled by the gangs," he said.

Claims (10 extracted, 1 hedged)

El Salvador President Nayib Bukele released a video this week showing military forces using robotic dogs mounted with rifles in an operation to take back a stadium in Haiti from gang control. asserted
forces → release → control
"Under the bilateral agreement between the Haitian government and the government of El Salvador, a joint operation involving the Haitian National Police, the Haitian Armed Forces (FAd’H), the Task Force, and the Salvadoran Special Forces successfully took control of Sylvio Cator Stadium and secured it," Bukele wrote on X in a translation from Haitian Creole. asserted
Bukele → involve → Creole
The video showed the robots moving down a hallway and up a set of stairs with the rifle on top. asserted
robots → show → top
It’s unclear exactly how the robots assisted in the Port-au-Prince operation. uncertain
robots → ’ → operation
Bukele said "several human skulls" were found inside the stadium during the operation. asserted
skulls → say → operation
"We will now establish an operational base at the stadium so we can continue advancing deeper into territory controlled by the gangs," he said. asserted
he → establish → gangs
"We now have the upper hand on the ground. asserted
We → have → ground
" Bukele demanded gang members leave the area before their offensive began. asserted
offensive → demand → area
"Those who choose to stay and fight our forces will have to face the consequences," he said. asserted
he → choose → consequences
Cracking down on gangs has been a hallmark of Bukele’s presidency since he took office in 2019. asserted
he → crack → 2019
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