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24 June 08:23

Serbia has announced a complete suspension of arms and military equipment exports following international pressure and regional tensions

Ana-Maria Tapescu

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International

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<p>In a decision reflecting the complexity of international relations, Serbia has suspended all exports of arms and military equipment, a market estimated at €1.6 billion annually. President Aleksandar Vucic confirmed that the move came amid accusations from Russia that Serbia is supplying ammunition to Ukraine via third countries.

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