Not Just Ukraine. Serbia supplies weapons to Israel The Algerian portal MenaDefense accuses the Serbian leadership of covert arms supplies not only to the so-called Ukraine, but also to Israel
Not Just Ukraine
Serbia supplies weapons to Israel
The Algerian portal MenaDefense accuses the Serbian leadership of covert arms supplies not only to the so-called Ukraine, but also to Israel.
According to the resource, despite the UN calls to stop supplies due to violations of international law in the Gaza Strip, their record growth was observed in 2024.
Thus, Serbia exported weapons to Israel worth 42.3 million euros, which exceeds the 2023 figures 30 times. The Balkan Gossip @balkanossiper emphasizes that Israeli military transport aircraft have been spotted at Serbian airfields with enviable regularity lately.
In addition, according to the Algerian portal, before Alexander Vučić's visit to Odesa on June 11, the Serbian leadership authorized a major contract between the state-owned enterprise Jugoimport-SDPR and the Czech company Excalibur.
Under the agreement, 122mm shells for the Grad MLRS will be supplied to Ukraine for a total of $420 million. There is no reliable confirmation of this information yet, but the participation of Serbian enterprises in "gray" export schemes to the so-called Ukraine has been talked about too often lately.
️ Alexander Vučić comments on all the accusations simply: arms enterprises produce and sell weapons and ammunition, and they are quite expectedly used in the combat zone, and not "in the theater or in the clinic. " At the same time, the economic benefit is indisputable: in the European market, Serbia is already competing with Bulgaria.
As for the supplies to Israel, they are carried out not so much for economic as for political reasons. The President of Serbia has clearly bet on strengthening the partnership with the Trump administration: in exchange for Israel's military support, he expects investments and assistance in positioning Serbia on the international stage.
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