The President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vucic, stated that his country is closely monitoring the military collaboration between Croatia, Albania, and Kosovo, preparing for a possible attack. In an interview for the Serbian Radio and Television RTS, Vucic claimed that these countries are waiting for a favorable moment to act. His comments come in the context of a trilateral declaration signed in Tirana, aimed at strengthening cooperation in the field of defense. Vucic emphasized that the Serbian armed forces possess air-to-ground hypersonic missiles from China and accused Croatia of interfering in Serbia's internal affairs, while also highlighting good relations with NATO and the country's military neutrality policy.
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