Aleksandar Vulin

BELGRADE - Serbian Defence Minister Aleksandar Vulin said on Thursday Montenegro's decision to send two army officers to the KFOR misssion was a "political message of support for Kosovo's independence" and that Serbia could not welcome the move.

The Serbian defence minister, Aleksandar Vulin, says Montenegro's decision to deploy two of its military officers to KFOR in Kosovo is "a political message of support for Kosovo's independence", Gazeta Express reported.

The Serbian defence minister, Aleksandar Vulin, says Montenegro's decision to deploy two of its military officers to KFOR in Kosovo is "a political message of support for Kosovo's independence."

Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic has announced that a planned two-day visit to Croatia will go ahead on Monday and Tuesday - despite contined acrimony between the two countries, and after Serbia's Defence Minister claimed he could even be killed there.

BELGRADE - Serbian Defence Minister Aleksandar Vulin and new French Ambassador to Serbia Frederic Mondoloni met on Monday to discuss the cooperation between their countries and possibilities for improvement of defence cooperation.

BELGRADE - Serbian and Paraguayan Defence Ministers Aleksandar Vulin and Diogenes Martinez met in Belgrade Monday to discuss the capacities of the Serbian defence industry and the current political and security situation in the world and in the region, the Serbian Ministry of Defence said.

The Serbian Army is strong enough to be a deterring factor, and few could even consider attacking Serbia "without paying a very high price."

This is according to Serbian Defense Minister Aleksandar Vulin, who spoke for the pink.rs website, Beta reported on Monday.

This is according to Serbian Defense Minister Aleksandar Vulin, who spoke for the pink.rs website, Beta reported on Monday.

Vulin said that in addition to the six MiG-29 warplanes donated by Russia, along with 30 modernized T-72 tanks, Serbia will receive 30 armored infantry vehicles.

BELGRADE - Serbian Defence Minister Aleksandar Vulin and Russian Ambassador Alexander Chepurin on Tuesday discussed the successful past cooperation and plans for next year.

As a militarily neutral country, Serbia will continue to develop an active relationship and partnership with both the East and the West, they noted.

Aleksandar Vulin says that Moscow's readiness to engage in Belgrade's dialogue with Pristina - if the format changes - changes everything.

According to the Serbian defense minister, "this actually means the return of the United Nations to the negotiations."