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Russia and Serbia signed a plan on Tuesday that sets out agenda for military cooperation between the two partners throughout 2016, the Balkan nation’s Defense Ministry said.
BELGRADE
(Sputnik) — The bilateral deal was inked in Belgrade by Serbian
Ministry’s international cooperation chief Milan Konjikovac and Russia’s
military attache in Serbia Andrei Kindyakov.
The roadmap set a timeline for high-ranking visits, including an
upcoming trip by the Chief of the General Staff of the Serbian Armed
Forces, Ljubisa Dikovic, to Russia.
According to the ministerial statement, Serbia’s senior defense official emphasized his country’s commitment to preserving its non-aligned status and cooperating with all partners based on mutual respect.
"Navy Captain Milan Konjikovac thanked Russia
for its support in defending Serbia’s territorial integrity and
sovereignty," the statement read.
According to the ministerial statement, Serbia’s senior defense official emphasized his country’s commitment to preserving its non-aligned status and cooperating with all partners based on mutual respect.
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