5 hours agoSerbia gets new weapons from Russia
Periskopi(8 years ago)
(8 years ago)Aleksandar Vuciq and Vladimir Putin have basically agreed on the purchase of six Russian helicopters MI-17 and the S-300 missile system. The fact that there has been no claim to the two states' arms agreement, according to this newspaper, is interpreted as a wish that its details, especially financial ones, remain secretive. Even before [...]
Aleksandar Vuciq and Vladimir Putin have basically agreed on the purchase of six Russian helicopters MI-17 and the S-300 missile system.
The fact that there has been no claim to the two states' arms agreement, according to this newspaper, is interpreted as a wish that its details, especially financial ones, remain secretive.
Vuciq even before travelling to Moscow, has stressed that Serbia wants to buy six Russian military transport helicopters MI-17. On the other hand, the supply of the S-300 antiaircraft system is now long spoken of, while Vuciq has not even wanted to talk about it before meeting with Putin. He has said that the whole world supplies with this system see the desire not to see Serbia strong, transmits Koha.net.
Our war aviation almost did not exist, I am equipped with six Airbus, three for the army and three for the police, two young MI-17s, six “Miger 29”, said Vuciq prior to talks with Putin and added that the current Serbian military aviation is more powerful than in the early 1990s.
If warnings from the president of Serbia are experienced, with the purchase of six MI-17 helicopters being made by eight butterflies. Two such helicopters received from Russia during the summer have cost 25m euros, and according to Vucinac they have had very good performance.
In terms of war aircraft, following the six <x0mage supply 29”, Serbia is made up of a total of 10 such butterflies. All the miles, 10 sis, are in the Remont, after which they were expected to have their life expectancy by 2030. Serbia also has three <x2miggues 21“, whose modernisation has also been warned respectively.
It is expected that the Serbian Army will be supplied with the S-300 anti-aircraft system, whose price will range from $115m to half billion. This system could be sent to Belgrade by Belarus or directly from Moscow.
According to “blici”, Serbia, unless it will be powerful in the air, will be such on earth as well. By the end of the year, 30 re-detonated T-72 tanks, worth 30m euros, are expected in Serbia.
It's about tanks, possibly rocket launching by 125 millimeter calibration cannons equipped with a 7.62 mm machine gun.
An illustration published by this newspaper, Serbia has 36 thousand soldiers, 296 tanks, 95 planes, 10 jets -- 29x0mga 29”, eight flyers MI 17, 64 helicopters, 82 missile systems.
