Video El Salvador’s president shares video of gun-mounted robot dogs used in military operations The video shared by El Salvadoran President Nayib Bukele suggested the robots assisted in an operation to take back a stadium from gang control in Haiti. (Credit: Presidency of El Salvador via AP)
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.
"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.
The video showed the robots moving down a hallway and up a set of stairs with the rifle on top.
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El Salvador’s President Nayib Bukele released footage Thursday showing military forces using robotic dogs mounted with rifles in an operation to take back a stadium in Haiti from gang control. (Nayib Bukele/X)
It’s unclear exactly how the robots assisted in the Port-au-Prince operation.
Bukele said "several human skulls" were found inside the stadium during the operation.
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The video showed the robot climbing up a set of stairs. (Nayib Bukele/X)
"We will now establish an operational base at the stadium so we can continue advancing deeper into territory controlled by the gangs," he said. "We now have the upper hand on the ground."
Bukele demanded gang members leave the area before their offensive began.
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Bukele didn't elaborate on how the robots assisted in the stadium operation. (Nayib Bukele/X)
"Those who choose to stay and fight our forces will have to face the consequences," he said.
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Cracking down on gangs has been a hallmark of Bukele’s presidency since he took office in 2019.
Brie Stimson is a Los Angeles-based entertainment and breaking news writer for Fox News Digital.
