On December 1, 2025, Latvia ordered its third mobile medium short-range air defense (MSHORAD) complex from the Swedish defense company Saab. The system, worth over 119 million euros, is designed to defend against drones, cruise missiles, and low-flying aircraft. It includes the Giraffe 1X radar, RBS 70 NG launcher, and a fire control system, with an effective range of up to 9 kilometers and kill height exceeding 5 kilometers. Equipped with thermal sight and automatic target tracking, the system maintains effectiveness in all weather and times, enhancing Latvia's air defense capabilities against modern aerial threats.

On December 1, 2025, Latvia ordered its third mobile medium short-range air defense (MSHORAD) complex from the Swedish defense company Saab. The system, worth over 119 million euros, is designed to defend against drones, cruise missiles, and low-flying aircraft. It includes the Giraffe 1X radar, RBS 70 NG launcher, and a fire control system, with an effective range of up to 9 kilometers and kill height exceeding 5 kilometers. Equipped with thermal sight and automatic target tracking, the system maintains effectiveness in all weather and times, enhancing Latvia's air defense capabilities against modern aerial threats.