In early 2023 Latvia began the search process for its army for fresh combat infantry wagons, which would let the replacement of CVR(T) household vehicles acquired from the United Kingdom ([a tiny part of which has already been handed over to Ukraine](https://defence24.pl/war-on-Ukrainianie-report-special-defence24/flight-transmit-Ukraine-transportery-armoured)). This means that if the Latvians wanted to replace their fleet, it would be essential to get method security, reconnaissance, command and control and medical evacuation vehicles with the bwp. Thus, nearly 200 machines [which were narrowed down to 3 structures at the end of last year: the Spanish ASCOD, the Turkish Tulpara and the South Korean K-21](https://defence24.pl/power-arms/aircraft-researching-fighting-car-personnel).
