The sole offer in a procurement of the Estonian Centre for Defence Investments (ECDI) for the purchase of a long-range antitank system for Estonia was made by the German company Eurospike GmbH. According to a requirement set by Estonia, the weapons system must have a range of at least 4,000m.
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The Spike-LR antitank missile is already in use in the Belgian army (Picture source: Army Recognition)
The Spike-LR antitank missile is already in use in the Belgian army (Picture source: Army Recognition)
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