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FT: Around $855 million in Serbian ammunition reaches Ukraine

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Serbian ammunition worth $855 million has made its way indirectly to Ukraine, the Financial Times reported on June 22, citing estimates from anonymous experts.

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Srbija je od začetka ruske invazije v Ukrajini izvozila za 800 milijonov evrov orožja, ki ga je preko tretjih držav prejel Kijev, razkriva britanski časopis Financial Times.

Center

Since the start of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, Serbia has exported 800 million euros of weapons received by Kiev through third countries, the British newspaper Financial Times reveals. Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic partially confirmed the allegations and assessed that it was not his responsibility what countries do with weapons purchased from Serbian companies.

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The Financial Times newspaper published estimates that Serbia has indirectly, through other countries, exported 800 million euros worth of ammunition to Ukraine since the beginning of the Russian invasion of Kiev.

·Belgrade, Serbia
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The slogan “Serbs and Russians brothers forever” (Serbs and Russians, brothers forever) often echoes through the streets of Belgrade on various occasions. Serbia is considered a traditional Russian ally in historical and spiritual terms, but not always in political or economic terms. Since the beginning of the conflict in Ukraine, Serbia has supplied €800 million worth of ammunition to Kiev through third countries. Unlike most European countries…

·Ljubljana, Slovenia
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Following Russia's attack on Ukraine, Serbia is striving for neutrality and is not following Western sanctions. Yet the country sells ammunition that ends up in Ukraine via detours. President Vucic confirmed the practice. The deal is important for the domestic defense industry.

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