Russia Seeks Clarification From Serbia After Vučić’s Ammunition Remarks
Moscow cites prior assurances that Serbian-made rounds would not reach Ukraine.
Overview
- Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said Russia has repeatedly been assured by Serbia that exports of Serbian ammunition are strictly controlled and will not be supplied to Ukraine.
- She questioned the consistency of President Aleksandar Vučić’s public statements, noting differences between remarks made in Moscow and interviews given elsewhere.
- Zakharova referenced Vučić’s comments to a German magazine about readiness to sell ammunition to the European Union.
- She suggested the media could have misquoted the Serbian leader and asked for formal clarifications from the Serbian presidential press service.
- Russia reiterated that any diversion of Serbian-made munitions to Kyiv would risk being used against Russian forces, while the issue remains unresolved with no confirmation of such transfers in these reports.