Overview

• The five-year, $1.635 billion program includes precision rocket artillery, unmanned aerial platforms and AI-enabled loitering munitions.
• Advanced ISTAR systems delivered will cover signals and communications intelligence, electronic warfare, electro-optical sensors, night vision and combat vehicle upgrades.
• Elbit will deploy its Network Combat Solution, integrating a C4ISR architecture that connects strategic headquarters down to individual combat vehicles.
• Industrial cooperation measures in the contract aim to strengthen the buyer’s domestic defense industry through offset obligations and local production partnerships.
• The purchaser remains unnamed though analysts point to Latvia based on past ASCOD IFV turret acquisitions; human rights advocates have renewed contested critiques of Elbit’s role in Gaza operations.