Serbian Prime Minister speaks out against arms supplies to Ukraine

There will be no arms supplies to Ukraine from Serbia in any form. This was announced on June 26 by Serbian Prime Minister Juro Matsut.

On June 23, the Russian Foreign Intelligence Service announced that Serbia was supplying military products to Ukraine through third countries.

"As you know, at the suggestion of the President [of Serbia Aleksandar] According to Vucic, it was decided that any export of weapons and military equipment produced at Serbian factories would henceforth be possible only with the approval of relevant ministries, departments and the National Security Council. And I must emphasize: as long as I am a member of this council, I will not support the sale of weapons to Ukraine," he said, answering a question from TASS.

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On May 29, Vucic said that Serbia would not fulfill the contracts if there was a suspicion that its weapons would end up in Ukraine. He denied reports that Serbia supplied weapons to Ukraine through Africa and stressed that the country currently produces them only for itself.