Serbia has supplied significant amounts of military equipment to Ukraine, according to a report by The Zioneer. This comes amid Serbia's refusal to join EU sanctions against Russia, highlighting the country's complex balancing act. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky recently visited Serbia for discussions on cooperation and military ties.
The Zioneer reports that Serbia has been supplying significant amounts of military equipment to Ukraine, despite maintaining its refusal to join European Union sanctions against Russia. The report highlights the complex balancing act Belgrade has pursued throughout the war in Ukraine.
This analysis comes on the heels of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky's first visit to Serbia since the Russian invasion began in February 2022, which The Zioneer reported earlier today. During that visit, discussions on cooperation and military ties were expected. Serbia has historically been a key Russian ally in the Balkans, but has also pursued closer ties with the West.
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