Vučićeva Srbija

Predsednik Dveri Boško Obradović je u Višem javnom tužilaštvu u Beogradu predao krivičnu prijavu protiv predsednika Srbije Aleksandra Vučića "zbog sumnje da je izjavama datim prilikom posete američkih senatora, a u vezi sa KiM, prekršio članove 305, 306, 307 i 320 Krivičnog zakonika RS".

Obradović je rekao da je, prilikom posete senatora iz SAD, Vučić je pokazao da je "politika aktuelne vlasti ugrožavanje teritorijalne celine države Srbije, što je po članu 307. Krivičnog zakonika krivično delo".

"On je istakao da je spreman da prizna nezavisno Kosovo ako dođe do kompromisnog rešenja. Krivični zakonik ne poznaje nikakve uslove pod kojima je dozvoljeno ugrožavanje nezavisnosti Srbije iz čl. 305, priznanje kapitulacije ili okupacije iz čl. 306, ugrožavanje teritorijalne celine iz člana 307 ili pripremanje dela protiv ustavnog uređenja i bezbednosti Srbije iz čl. 320 KZ", rekao je Obradović.

Lider Dveri je dodao da je ova Vučićeva izjava "samo kontinuitet kršenja Ustava od strane predstavnika aktuelne vlasti".

"Podsećam da smo već podneli krivičnu prijavu protiv ministra (Aleksandra) Vulina, zbog njegovih izjava o razgraničenju i da smo reagovali i povodom nedavnog njegovog intervjua u Večernjim novostima, u kom takođe poziva na razgraničenje. I Vučiću ovo nije prvi put. Svi se sećamo njegovih izjava da se zalaže za razgraničenje", rekao je Obradović.

Predsednica Vlade Srbije Ana Brnabić komentarisala je situaciju sa razmenom protestnih nota između Srbije i Hrvatske i rekla da to više nije spor između dve zemlje već sukob između fašizma i antifašizma.

Potpredsednica Vlade Srbije, Zorana Mihajlović, izjavila je danas da se opozicija odlučila za bojkot izbora jer građanima neće da kaže da ne želi da učestvuje u traženju kompromisnog rešenja za Kosovo i Metohiju i tako bude deo rešenja ovog važnog pitanja za budućnost Srbije.

„Pitanje Kosova nije samo pitanje razvoja Srbije danas, nego i pitanje razvoja Srbije u budućnosti, zato me oni podsećaju na Brankoviće srpske politike“, navela je Mihajlović u saopštenju.

In a first for Beijing in Europe, Serbia to receive Chinese armed drones


A Pterodactyl-1 at the 2017 Dubai Air Show. Serbia's military will receive Chinese-built Pterodactyl-1 armed drones in the coming months, marking the first time Chinese remotely piloted aircraft have been sold to a European country.



Serbia’s military will receive Chinese-built armed drones in the coming months, marking the first time Chinese remotely piloted aircraft have been sold to a European country, officials said Tuesday.

Serbia will take delivery of nine Chengdu Pterodactyl-1 drones within six months, with a possible follow-on order of 15 more, media reports in Belgrade said.

China’s sale of the unmanned aircraft is believed to be its largest export of military equipment to Europe in recent decades, and marks Beijing’s most significant foray into a continent where armed forces have traditionally relied on U.S. and European weapon-makers.

Beijing has become increasingly economically engaged in Serbia and elsewhere in southeastern Europe as part of its global Belt and Road campaign, particularly in infrastructure projects such as roads, railways and ports.

Recent moves by China on or near NATO’s turf have attracted U.S. scrutiny. At U.S. European Command headquarters in Stuttgart, officials have expressed concern about China purchasing stakes in numerous European ports, and about China’s “polar silk road” Arctic ambitions.

There was no immediate comment from EUCOM on Tuesday about Serbia’s planned acquisition of the Chinese drones.

Serbia — which was heavily bombed by NATO during the Kosovo war in 1999 — is a leading candidate to join the European Union, but has also rejected the possibility of NATO membership. Instead, Belgrade has declared itself as a military-neutral nation, saying it wants to procure weapons and other military equipment from various suppliers, including the U.S., Russia, China and European nations.

“This (sale) will greatly strengthen the Serbian military, which will gain capabilities it has not had in the past,” Defense Minister Aleksandar Vulin said in an interview Tuesday on state-owned television. Vulin spoke just a day after hosting a high-level Chinese military delegation led by Gen. Zhang Youxia, vice chairman of the powerful Central Military Commission in Beijing.


The Pterodactyl-1 combat drones, which look remarkably similar to the U.S.-built MQ-9 Reaper and MQ-1 Predator family of unmanned aerial vehicles, have the ability to scout, discover targets during the day and at night, and strike them with laser-guided bombs and missiles, analysts said.

“The Chinese have very good pilot-less aircraft, probably second only to the United States,” Belgrade military analyst Miroslav Lazanski said in a TV interview. “They obviously copied some American systems (but) Chinese drones are very effective and very cheap.”

While the cost of the drones was an important consideration for Serbia’s cash-strapped military, the Chinese drones also offer “top” performance, he said.

In the past two years, Serbia’s military has obtained dozens of U.S. armored Humvee vehicles, nine Airbus H145M armed helicopters, and six second-hand MiG-29 jet fighters from Russia. The drones will be the first significant Chinese weapons system in its inventory.

The Pterodactyls, also known in China as the Wing Loong, have been ordered by or are in service in a number of Asian and African countries, including the United Arab Emirates, Nigeria, Pakistan, Indonesia Kazakhstan, Saudi Arabia, Uzbekistan and Egypt. They have been used in airstrikes against Islamic State militants in Libya and Egypt’s Sinai Peninsula, and one was recently shot down over Yemen by Houthi rebels.

https://www.stripes.com/news/europe/in-a-first-for-beijing-in-europe-serbia-to-receive-chinese-armed-drones-1.598166

Djamolidine Abdoujaparov wrote:


jbt, to je Biankin broj, kako ih sve nije sramota...

ima čovek državu, naziv topika pobedio.

Gas prices for business customers fell by 20% in the Western Balkans since 2014, with most of the reduction coming from EU Members, #Slovenia (34%) and #Croatia (26%). In comparison, #Bosnia (12%) and #Serbia (8%), with meagre reductions, boast the highest prices in the region. pic.twitter.com/sepd5Wdyku

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Gargantua wrote:
krk je za nas nebitan, nismo ni povezani s njim niti je to u skorom planu.