Armée Serbe / Vojska Srbije / Serbian Armed Forces

DIPLOMAC 2013

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Lazar 2.  


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It seems Serbia is upgrading refining its 8 wheeled MRAPs.

Interesting.  By going to what are in essence multi-wheeled truck platforms, the market for APCs has opened dramatically.  In its rush to lower operating costs, the Western Allies have created competition for their domestic weapons manufacturers.  They'll never meet the low costs of the developing countries and because of the numerous production sharing contracts of the past, they've essentially taught their comp how its done.  I can't wait to watch what happens when China turns its full attention to armored vehicles.  We'll be in a hurt locker of our own making...sorta like what we're seeing in aviation.

http://snafu-solomon.blogspot.fr/2013/06/lazar-2.html

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Serbian Armed Forces have received 20 medical utility vehicles from the Republic of China

First Deputy Prime Minister and Defence Minister Aleksandar Vucic attended the handover of 20 medical utility vehicles that were donated by the People's Republic of China to the Serbian Ministry of Defence and the Serbian Armed Forces.


Saturday, July 13 2013 11:02 AM



http://www.armyrecognition.com/july_2013_news_defence_security_industry_military/index.php

Excellent pic's Fremo. 

Leur gazelles ne sont pas terrible mieux vaut les vraix.

Mig29 stealth   tres bonne celle la
rien que les 2 vertical tail et les 2 Air inlet doublent la RCS,sans les incliner point de "stealth"
a 25M$ tu ne peux t´attendre a du serieux,ah ces Mig people..

exercice DCA

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Training with MILES system

Exercice Shabla 2013, exercice DCA entre les forces armées serbes et bulgares ...

Kub-M2




Nerva-M1T



http://pan.bg/view_article-43-18932-en-Bulgaria-and-Serbia-conduct-joint-exercises-in-the-Black-Sea.html

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Russia, Serbia Ink Military Cooperation Agreement

BELGRADE, November 13 (RIA Novosti) – Russia and Serbia signed an agreement Wednesday on military cooperation as part of further development of the strategic partnership between the two countries.

The deal was overseen in Belgrade by Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu, whose visit is being seen as a prelude to a possibly imminent deal on the sale of Russian fighter jets to Serbia.

Shoigu said contacts between the countries had recently reached new heights.

The agreements reached Wednesday included provisions, among other things, for collaboration in peacekeeping operations under the aegis of the United Nations.

Russia and Serbia have agreed to carry out joint military exercises and exchange visits of military personnel and hardware, including combat aircraft and aerobatics teams.


The main points of broader interest in the agreements hint at possible upcoming weapons purchases.

“Additional [military] agreements are being drafted, including an agreement on cooperation in defense industry and arms sales,” Shoigu said.

Serbian media reported in late April that the country hopes to buy a total of six MiG-29M/M2 fighters and two radar stations from Russia. It is believed the deal could be closed before the end of this year.

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Signing of EDA-Serbia Administrative Arrangement


(Source: European Defence Agency; issued December 13, 2013)



Catherine Ashton, High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy and Head of the European Defence Agency (EDA), and Nebojša Rodić, Serbian Minister of Defence, signed today an Administrative Arrangement between the EDA and the Serbian Ministry of Defence.

The conclusion of the Administrative Arrangement follows a mandate provided by the EDA Steering Board. The EU Council approved the Administrative Arrangement in May 2013.

The Administrative Arrangement formalises the relationship between EDA and Serbia, enabling Serbia’s potential participation in EDA’s projects and programmes. Cooperative areas remain to be further defined, but Research & Technology and training are examples of possible cooperative areas.


http://www.defense-aerospace.com/articles-view/release/3/150238/eda-signs-agreement-with-serbia.html

c'est un bonne chose pour la serbie

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Russia donates parts for Serbian MiG-29 jets


Serbian Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic on Sunday thanked Russia which continues sending humanitarian aid to the country hit by severe floods last May.

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Late on Saturday, a Russian military transport plane airlifted to Serbia a new batch of aid, including accumulators for MiG jets, ITAR-TASS reports. “We announced a tender, but Russian President Vladimir Putin personally insisted on donating them (accumulators),” the president said. “I am very grateful to President Putin for the present,” he added, saying his country “will for the first time over a long period get full control over the Serbian air” in terms of “police patrolling”. Three MiG-29 as well as MiG-21planes will be ready for use already on Monday, he said.

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Serbia successfully test-fires missiles with LRSVM Morava

NIKINCI – Serbia successfully test-fired missiles with their newly developed LRSVM Morava multiple rocket launcher on Friday, and the system should become operational with the Serbian Armed Forces (VS) by the end of the year.



The demonstration of what the missile system is able to do, organized at the Nikinci military training area in the Serbian province of Vojvodina, was attended by Defense Minister Bratislav Gasic. Today is an important day for the VS as we have successfully completed the development and demonstration tests of the Morava missile system after five years of trial testing, Minister Gasic told reporters who attended the firing of Grad 122mm and Oganj 128mm rockets today.

He observed that the introduction of the new launcher in its military system would place Serbia among the 17 countries that possessed modern weapons of that type and expressed confidence that it would be a great export opportunity for Serbia’s defense industry. “The only country in the region that has a similar missile system is Turkey, which provides Serbia with a great opportunity for exports,” he said, adding that he expected the system, 98 percent made in Serbian factories and institutes, to start being mass-produced during the course of 2015. Director of Serbia’s Military Technical Institute Zoran Rajic said that LRSVM Morava was a complex weapon that took a lot of knowledge and technology expertise from Serbian experts to be developed. Rajic pointed out that the development of the missile system had been completed in five years’ time, a global standard for that type of weaponry. LRSVM Morava is intended to destroy combat equipment of command posts, bases, warehouses, airports, and lightly armored targets. The Oganj rockets can be fired for a maximum range of 22.5km and Grad rocket can be launched to a maximum range of up to 35km. The missile system was developed at the Military-Technical Institute, and is manufactured in domestic factories – 14. Oktobar in Krusevac, Prva Petoletka in Trstenik, and FAP in Priboj. The development of the LRSVM Morava missile system was a EUR 1 million investment which saw new technologies for construction of launch tubes developed and tested and a new navigation system produced that can be operated without the use of satellite data.

Read More at inserbia.info/today/2015/01/serbia-successfully-test-fires-missiles-with-lrsvm-morava/ © InSerbia News

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