Published 3 years ago

Serbia's leader defends right to buy weapons where he wants

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Serbia will continue arming itself with Russian, Chinese and other weapons, its president said Tuesday, despite fears in the region and the West that the Balkan country’s recent military buildup could lead to more tensions in part of Europe which is still reeling from wars fought in the 1990s.

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The Independent

Serbia's leader defends right to buy weapons where he wants

Serbia's president says his country will continue arming itself with Russian, Chinese and other weapons despite fears that the Balkan country’s recent military buildup could lead to more tensions in the region

3 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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Associated Press News

Serbia's leader defends right to buy weapons where he wants

BELGRADE, Serbia (AP) — Serbia will continue arming itself with Russian, Chinese and other weapons, its president said Tuesday, despite fears in the region and the West that the Balkan country's recent military buildup could lead to more tensions in…

3 years ago·United States

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abc News

Serbia's leader defends right to buy weapons where he wants

3 years ago·United States

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The Washington Post

Serbia's leader defends right to buy weapons where he wants

Serbia’s president says his country will continue arming itself with Russian, Chinese and other weapons despite fears that the Balkan country’s recent military buildup could lead to more tensions in the region

3 years ago

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Al Jazeera

Serbia’s leader defends right to buy weapons where he wants

President Aleksandar Vucic says country will continue arming itself with weapons from Russia, China and elsewhere.

3 years ago·Qatar

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Stars and Stripes

Serbia's leader defends right to buy weapons where he wants

Serbia will continue arming itself with Russian, Chinese and other weapons, its president said Tuesday, despite fears in the region and the West that the Balkan country's recent military buildup could lead to more tensions in part of Europe which is still reeling from wars fought in the 1990s.

3 years ago·Washington, United States

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