Neutral country

"In case of war, Serbia would be respected for its strength"

Defense Minister Aleksandar Vulin told this to Tanjug on Thursday.

"NATO unconditionally respects our neutrality, just as does the Collective Security Treaty Organization is (CSTO), the Russian Federation and all other countries, but one of the reasons why it is respected and why in some future conflicts it would be respected is the strength of our army," Vulin said.

Gottemoeller: NATO accepts Serbia's military neutrality

BELGRADE - NATO accepts Serbia's commitment to military neutrality, the alliance's Deputy Secretary-General Rose Gottemoeller said at a meeting with Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic on Thursday, noting the neutrality was not an issue for NATO or an obstacle to cooperation with Serbia in many areas.

Vulin: Serbia pursuing policy of military neutrality

MOSCOW - Serbia is pursuing a policy of military neutrality and has no intention of becoming a member of either the Collective Security Treaty Organisation (CSTO) or NATO, but has a "great desire" to deepen its cooperation with CSTO and all its members, Serbian Defence Minister Aleksandar Vulin said on Monday.

Dacic: There can be no peace, stability in Balkans without Serbia

There can be no peace and stability in the Balkans without Serbia - just as there can be none in the EU if it does not encompass the Balkans, says Ivica Dacic.

According to Serbia's foreign minister and first deputy PM, "EU enlargement is an investment in the security of Europe" - while EU integration is Serbia's "basic goal."

First joint drill with NATO to be held on Serbian soil

Image from: bezbednost.org

Radio Free Europe (RFE) is reporting on Tuesday that the first joint military drill with NATO member-states is planned to be held in Serbia in October 2018.

According to this broadcaster, cited by Tanjug, this exercise would represent a political move forward in Serbia's cooperation with NATO.

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