Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova has expressed Moscow’s concern over reports that Serbian defense companies are supplying Ukraine with ammunition. She emphasized that Russia is confident that Serbia is aware of the risks of its military products falling into the hands of the Kiev regime, which contradicts Belgrade’s official neutrality.
Her remarks followed recent comments by Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić, who referred to a warning by Russian foreign intelligence that Serbian companies were supplying Ukraine with ammunition. Zakharova emphasized that Moscow expects the Serbian authorities to take effective measures to identify and stop suspicious exports of military products that could reach Ukraine.
She also expressed hope that the matter would not affect the close and stable relations between Moscow and Belgrade, which are historically close and stable, writes n1 and reports The Geopost./The Geopost/
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