извештај о посети спрске делегације Русији

Ne znam samo znam da su napisali to pre neki dan

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As Serbia has signed an agreement with Moscow to buy Russian weapons, Serbian soldiers are preparing to participate in US-led NATO drills. Serbia’s policy of balancing between Russia and the West is due the country’s doctrine of military neutrality adopted in 2007. However, experts say that sooner or later Belgrade will have to choose a side.

During his visit to Moscow, Serbian Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic reached an agreement with Moscow on the purchase of Russian weapons. At the same time, Serbian troops are getting ready to participate in a NATO military exercise in Germany.

Experts say military ties with Russia will not endanger Serbia’s European perspective, but warn that balancing between Moscow and the West cannot be a long-term policy.

http://sputniknews.com/europe/20151102/1029465923/serbia-nato-drills-russian-weapons.html

Piše i ovaj neki Gajić juče za Pravdu

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The opportunity to make this change came with a perfect timing, during PM's visit to Moscow. Although the public does not have a clear idea of what exactly happened during the visit, a number of contracts have been signed and agreements reached - ranging from culture, economy, energy, agriculture and banking - to military deals. The latter may actually be the most important. According to media speculations and PM Vučić's laconic statements, Serbia is about to purchase helicopters, advanced air defence systems and maybe even fighter jets. In the environment in which all of Serbia's NATO neighbours are getting armed, these purchases are more than necessary.

http://english.pravda.ru/opinion/columnists/07-11-2015/132529-serbia-0/