Serbia to Buy Seven Mi-35, Three Mi-17 Helicopters from Russia
Serbia will acquire seven Mi-35 an three Mi-17 helicopters from Russia.
“Russia will supply seven Mi-35 and three Mi-17 helicopters to Serbia,” Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic was quoted by TASS as saying in his address to the nation following Russian President Vladimir Putin’s visit to Belgrade.
"Serbia is satisfied with its military-technical cooperation with Russia. We have agreed to purchase seven Mi-35 and three Mi-17 helicopters," he said.
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