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Latvia joins ASCOD combat vehicle user group as partners sign intent on cooperation at Adazi meeting
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Latvia joins ASCOD combat vehicle user group as partners sign intent on cooperation at Adazi meeting
During the meeting, Latvia, Spain and Austria signed a letter of intent on cooperation and integration in the ASCOD infantry fighting vehicle programme. Spain’s GDELS Santa Bárbara Sistemas presented the ASCOD Hunter, a version developed specifically for Latvia. Participants also observed capability demonstrations of the ASCOD Hunter and Pizarro vehicles. The event highlighted the growing cooperation among user nations within the programme. “Šod…
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