Conflict archive

Haitian Gang Conflict Weapons and Equipment

The current phase of Haiti's gang conflict, centered on armed groups contesting state control, infrastructure, transport routes, and neighborhoods while Haitian government security forces and international support missions attempt to restore security.

This archive tracks weapon systems and security equipment documented in Haiti's current gang conflict.

Entries focus on directly sourced equipment used by Haitian security forces, international mission personnel, or armed groups where the conflict side can be represented clearly.

2 weapon systems

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Published archive

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Armored Vehicles

Troop carriers, infantry fighting vehicles, and protected mobility.

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Roshel Senator, Wheeled armored personnel carrier and MRAP family, Armored VehiclesArmored VehiclesRoshel SenatorWheeled armored personnel carrier and MRAP familySide: Haitian government and security forcesRole: Protected mobility for counter-gang security operationsBuilt: Roshel / CanadaThe Roshel Senator is a Canadian 4x4 protected mobility vehicle family built by Roshel, with APC and MRAP variants used by Ukrainian forces for protected movement, border-security missions, and mine-threat environments during the Russia-Ukraine War. Its Ukraine experience helped drive the later MRAP version, which adds a V-shaped blast-resistant hull and STANAG-rated protection.

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