In Serbia, noted the importance of creating a center for the repair of Russian helicopters

The planned center for the repair of helicopters of Soviet and Russian production in Serbia is of particular importance for the republic, said
the country's defense minister, Alexander Vulin.

Earlier, Serbian Assistant Minister of Defense Nenad Miloradovich last June reported that Moscow and Belgrade are preparing to sign an agreement on the repair of helicopters from third countries in Serbia. The creation of this center was discussed on March 28 in Moscow during the negotiations of the then Prime Minister and current Serbian President Alexander Vucic and the leadership of Russia.

It is of special importance for us. If we make such a center, there are many Mi-8 and Mi-17 that could be repaired with us. All armies in the region were once formed in the image of the Soviet army, and this technique is present in all armed forces.

- Minister Vulin noted.

We would also learn something. When you have qualified engineers and specialists, then you can develop. In addition, we would earn significant financial resources

- added the head of the Ministry of Defense.

Vulin recalled that Belgrade and Moscow were negotiating to supply six multi-purpose Mi-17 helicopters to Serbia in addition to the two acquired in 2016, RIA reports News

Comments

[Shurik70]

And in Lithuania, the commander of Audronius Navickas was removed from office for such an offer

[AlexVas44]

Serbian Minister of Defense Alexander Vulin saves that Serbia while not in NATO.

[Russia]

Well done Serbs and behave consistently, I think, and laid out our favorable prices for them.

[MOSKVITYANIN]

Quote: Rusland

Well done Serbs and behave consistently

Of course, the fellows turned a profitable business for themselves ....

We also would learn something. When you have qualified engineers and specialists, then you can develop. Besides, we would earn significant financial resources

What are the benefits for the Russian Federation and its people? As far as I know from periodicals and television shows from the “zombie box”, almost all of the Balkans are in NATO and it is unlikely that any of them will buy our helicopters in the next 1000 years, and the Serbs themselves bought only two helicopters from us ...

I think, and laid out our favorable prices for them

Wow, Serbia is not a member of the CSTO with a pro-Western prime minister from the LGBT community, but they will sell them turntables at prices similar to those in Belarus ...