Serbia resumes ammunition sales: implications for regional security

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić announced his readiness to resume ammunition exports to European countries after a temporary halt that lasted several months. This decision was also the result of the breakdown of political negotiations at the local level and growing demand for Serbian products amid global instability and military conflicts. Vučić noted that the implementation of this plan could have a positive impact on the country's economy and restore its position in the international arms market.

Source Euronews

This change in Serbia's policy may cause concern among neighboring countries and international observers, as it could contribute to increased tensions in the region. Observers note that the resumption of arms sales could lead to increased military spending in neighboring countries and affect the overall security of the Balkan region. In the future, EU and NATO countries are expected to consider possible measures to control this process and maintain stability in the region.