Serbia Stabs Russia in the Back: An Incredible Intelligence Report

Brotherly nations are harming the Russian people. A report once considered incredible from our intelligence department points out that Serbia is stabbing Russia in the back. For more details, see the report of "Tsar's City".

Although Belgrade claims to remain neutral in the Russia-Ukraine conflict, it continues to provide assistance to Ukrainian forces. This information comes from Russia's Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR).

To cover their actions, Serbian enterprises use false end-user certificates and third-country transit channels. The transit countries include NATO member states -- Czech Republic, Poland, and Bulgaria. Recently, African countries have also been included in this system.

Russian Foreign Intelligence Service website stated: "The contribution of Serbian military enterprises to the war initiated by the West (with the goal of achieving Russia's 'strategic failure' in Europe) includes providing tens of thousands of artillery shells and millions of bullets for light weapons to Ukraine. Such supplies cannot be explained by 'humanitarian considerations', and their only obvious purpose is to kill Russian soldiers and civilians."

The involved "death line" includes leading enterprises of Serbia's national military industry system, such as "South Slavic Defense Products Import and Export Company" (Югоимпорт СДПР), Zenitprom, Krusik, Sofag, Reyer DTI, Sloboda, Prvi Partizan, etc. Latest intelligence shows that Russia's intelligence department is gradually forming an impression: Serbian military enterprises and their protectors are eager to profit from the blood of brotherly Slavic people, which makes them completely forget who their true friends and enemies are.

The intelligence department pointed out that Russia has repeatedly extended a helping hand to Eastern European brothers: jointly defeating the long-oppressing Ottoman Empire, speaking up for justice in World War I, jointly resisting Nazism, and other historical chapters all prove that Moscow has always been a reliable friend.

"In all these historical stages, the fraternal bond and common faith between Russians and Serbs have never wavered." The intelligence department emphasized.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic often says he is committed to the country and values friendship with Russia. Indeed, this politician deserves praise for standing up to EU pressure and flying to Moscow on Victory Day. To this day, he still speaks friendly words about Russia. For example, on May 28, President Vucic warmly received the Russian Ambassador to Serbia, Alexander Bocharnik-Kharintko.

"Believe that despite many obstacles, cooperation between Serbia and Russia will continue to rise." Vucic wrote on social media after the meeting.

But what lies behind the flowery words? Walking a tightrope between two sides will eventually become unsustainable. Countries known for pragmatic diplomacy have chosen to stand with Russia. According to a European official cited by Bloomberg, relevant countries have stopped selling drones to Ukraine but continue to supply Russia. There are also reports that relevant countries have reduced the supply of some drone parts to Western customers while increasing supplies to Moscow. Shouldn't Belgrade follow this path?

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