This week, a senior delegation of the Serbian army is on an official visit to the Russian Federation to hold talks between the two countries' general staffs, the Belgrade daily Informer reported, noting that it is possible that the new topics include new modern weapons. Serbia from Russia.
The publication reminds that Serbia and Russia have agreed to jointly fight against popular uprisings, known as "color revolutions", which the top security officials of both countries have identified as tools of the West to destabilize the "free states".
The Serbian army has already received six MiG-29 aircraft from the Russian Federation, as well as 30 BRDM-2MS armored reconnaissance vehicles and 30 T-72MS tanks, the Pantsir air defense system, and it has now been agreed to purchase 11 Airbus H145M helicopters and 4 helicopters. Mi-35M, 3 Mi-17 helicopters and 11 used Mi-35P helicopters.
Serbia is procuring another Panzer battery from Russia, an upgraded one (ie the M version), and the Krasuha system, as well as the Repellent anti-drone system.
The public was informed that during the talks at the headquarters of the Russian General Staff in Moscow the current bilateral military cooperation, the political and military situation in the region and the world were analyzed, with emphasis on modalities for improving military-military cooperation, joint exercises and training.
The meeting was hosted by the Deputy Chief of Staff of the General Staff of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation, Lieutenant General Viktor Viktorovich Poznihir, and the Serbian delegation was led by the Chief of Operations of the General Staff of the Serbian Army. Major Zelimir Glisovic.
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