Ukraine
Russian state media reported that military products originating from Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina are still reaching Ukraine through third countries. The report cited unnamed sources and focused on indirect export channels involving ammunition and defense-related components.
Serbia
Serbia is the only country in Europe operating Chinese FK-3 missiles, CH-92 drones, and CM-400AKG ballistic missiles. Here is what Belgrade has bought, why, and what it means for the region.
Serbia
The Serbian Armed Forces have carried out training activities using modernized M-84 main battle tanks. The exercise focused on improving operational readiness and testing upgraded subsystems. The program reflects ongoing efforts to extend the service life of legacy armored platforms.
Slovakia
A Serbian Ministry of Defense delegation conducted an official visit to Slovakia aimed at strengthening bilateral defense cooperation. Discussions focused on military-technical collaboration and industrial ties. The engagement reflects continued regional alignment within Central and Eastern Europe.
Serbia
Serbia’s Milan Blagojevic Namenska is increasing production capacity for propellants and explosives amid sustained ammunition demand. Recent investments focus on modernization, workforce growth, and higher output. State leadership signaled continued support for scaling the sector.
Serbia
Serbia has confirmed that its Chinese-made FK-3 surface-to-air missile system is operational, marking the first deployment of the system in Europe. The acquisition strengthens Serbia’s long-range air defense capabilities and reflects Belgrade’s continued diversification of defense suppliers.
Serbia
Serbian Defense Minister Bratislav Gašić visited the Milan Blagojević–Namenska defense company in Lučani to review current operations and discuss the company’s role in the national defense industry. The meeting focused on business performance, production development, and workforce conditions.
Serbia
Serbia’s Ministry of Defense has issued 15 licenses for the production of weapons and military equipment in 2025 to companies that met regulatory requirements. Most approvals involved renewals of existing permits, while two companies received licenses for the first time.
Serbia
Serbia’s Ministry of Defence will begin issuing military registration notices, known as blue envelopes, from September as part of preparations to restore compulsory service. The step marks the start of formal conscription processing for eligible recruits.
Serbia
Serbia’s president has begun an official two-day visit to Astana aimed at strengthening economic and industrial cooperation with Kazakhstan. Discussions between the two governments have targeted trade expansion, defense industry collaboration, and joint technology initiatives.
Serbia
Serbian firms showcased a new long-range loitering strike weapon at the World Defense Show 2026 in Riyadh, marking an expansion of Serbia’s precision strike offerings. The system can engage fixed high-value targets at distances up to about 150 km.
Serbia
Serbian and Azerbaijani defence officials met in Belgrade to assess bilateral military cooperation and outline priorities for further expansion. The discussions follow the signing of a 2026 bilateral military cooperation plan earlier this week in Baku.