Canadian armored vehicle manufacturer Roshel has released a compelling 46-second video showcasing the life-saving capabilities of its flagship product, the Senator armored personnel carrier (APC).
The video, which has quickly gained widespread attention, captures the moments after an explosion inside the vehicle, demonstrating how it effectively protected Ukrainian soldiers under fire.
“For 2.5 years, our vehicles have been protecting lives,” Roshel stated in the video post. “This video shows how the vehicle performed its role, with all passengers exiting safely and unharmed.” The footage offers a rare glimpse into what happens inside a heavily armed vehicle during an FPV drone explosion, illustrating the critical importance of armored protection on the battlefield.
The Senator APC has become a vital asset for the Ukrainian Armed Forces, particularly as the war in Ukraine continues to intensify. The vehicle’s success in safeguarding soldiers in combat zones has led to additional contracts not only for the Ukrainian military but also for other clients worldwide.
Not every day you see what happens inside a vehicle packed with people and ammo when it explodes. For 2.5 years, our vehicles have been protecting lives. This video shows how the vehicle performed its role, with all passengers exiting safely and unharmed. pic.twitter.com/DwFl3tLZXy
— Roshel Defence Solutions (@RoshelDefence) August 12, 2024
Roshel’s Senator is widely used by law enforcement and various agencies across North America, with notable clients including NASA, the Canadian Security Intelligence Service, and U.S. Customs and Border Protection. The vehicle has been specifically adapted for the battlefield in Ukraine, with enhancements such as landmine protection to meet the unique demands of modern warfare.
Currently, the Senator is produced in four main configurations: APC, Emergency Response Vehicle (ERV), Mine-Resistant Ambush Protected (MRAP), and Pickup. Roshel has also introduced a new medical evacuation variant and is actively seeking donors to fund orders of this version on behalf of Ukraine. Additionally, the company is developing further variants, including a demining version, to expand the Senator’s operational capabilities.
To date, Roshel has delivered 1,140 units of the Senator to the Ukrainian Defense Forces, with these vehicles acquired through a combination of partnerships and direct purchases.
