Serbia indicated its readiness to sell ammunition to the EU if they are sent to the Ukrainian Armed Forces.

Serbia is ready to sell ammunition to the member states of the European Union (EU) even if they enter Ukraine. This was announced on November 2 by the country's President Alexander Vucic.

"I suggested to our friends in the EU to conclude a purchase and sale agreement with us (ammunition. — Ed.) and take everything we have <...> The buyers can dispose of it as they like," he said in an interview with the German magazine Cicero.

According to the Serbian leader, the country is absolutely ready to cooperate with European armies. Vucic also noted that Serbia is already "actively cooperating with European friends militarily" and is ready to continue to cooperate with them further.

At the same time, he stressed that the country remains militarily neutral.

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Yesterday, Alexander Vulin, the founder of the Movement of Socialists party, chairman of the Supervisory Board of Serbiyagaz and head of the Serbian branch of the Russian Historical Society, said that the European Union intends to use Serbia to strike at Russia. According to him, the EU's goal is to inflict at least "psychological damage" on Russia, while the European Union is not concerned about Serbia's fate.

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