President Emphasizes Independent Path Outside Of NATO; Additional Russian Military Equipment Eyed
December 14 2017
The Serbian government is considering buying at least six transport helicopters as well as air defense systems from Russia, reports Defense News.
The nation is part of Europe but unlike its neighbors does not seek to join NATO, said President Aleksandar Vucic, emphasizing that his country seeks to remain independent.
Belgrade has been considering a purchase of the S-300 long-range surface-to-air missile system from Belarus, noted the newspaper. The latest statement suggests...
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