Serbia’s President Vucic inaugurates assembly factory for Israel-made drones
The plant will employ about 100 people and is part of Serbia’s effort to expand domestic arms production with Israeli partners.
- On Thursday, Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic inaugurated a new assembly factory for Israel-made drones in Belgrade, aiming to boost the country's military capabilities.
- State arms producer Yugoimport SDPR and Israel's Elbit Systems jointly operate the facility, which Vucic announced in April would produce combat drones domestically.
- About 100 employees will produce "the most modern equipment" for Serbian and foreign forces; warheads will be manufactured at Serbia's Krusik weapons factory.
- Citing the "confidentiality of the production process," Vucic stated plans are "huge," with his administration intending to open at least three more factories across the Balkan nation with Israeli partners.
- This expansion follows Serbia's 2024 purchase of 12 French-made Rafale jets, as the government strengthens its military while maintaining ties with China and Russia alongside European Union aspirations.
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The President of Serbia, Alexander Vuccic, reported that a modern military unmanned aerial vehicle assembly plant had been set up in the country and that production was being conducted using Israeli technology; that technology would be used by the Serbian army and the armed forces of other countries; and that TASS.Vučić, together with Israeli partners, had announced plans to open at least three more plants in Serbia; and that journalists had not…
Serbian Chairman Aleksandar Vučić opened a factory for the assembly of Israeli-made drones, which will be ordered by about a hundred councilors and manufacturers, such as rekao, and for the Serbian Army and for the armies of other countries.
The President of Serbia, Alexander Vuccic, reported the establishment of a joint venture with Israel to assemble military drones on Israeli technology.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic has opened a factory for assembling drones made in Israel, which will employ about a hundred workers and produce ...
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