Military of Serbia

BELGRADE - Poland sees the Serbian Armed Forces as a leading and key plater in protecting stability in the region and beyond, Poland's Chief of the General Staff General Mieczyslaw Gocul said in Belgrade on Wednedsay.

BELGRADE - Serbia will demonstrate its commitment to the policy of military neutrality in the forthcoming military exercises with the armed forces of the Russian Federation, the U.S.

BELGRADE - Denmark's Ministry of Defense will donate computer equipment and software to the Serbian army to help set up an IT classroom and to promote internet use in Serbia's Ministry of Defense and Serbian Armed Forces (SAF).

Agreement with Russia "important for Serbian army"

BELGRADE -- The technical cooperation deal between Serbian and Russian armies is "very significant for the Serbian military as an umbrella for further talks."

BELGRADE - The agreement on technical cooperation between the armed forces of Serbia and Russia is very significant for the Serbian military as an umbrella agreement used in further talks, Serbia's Defence Minister Bratislav Gasic said on Friday.

BELGRADE - One in eleven members of the Serbian Armed Forces are women, shows a study on the position of women in the armed forces in the Western Balkans, whose results were presented at the Dom Vojske Srbije on Tuesday.

BELGRADE - Dragan Sutanovac, MP of the Democratic Party (DS) as the strongest opposition party in Serbia, stated on Monday that the grandiose military parade in Belgrade is a needless expense in terms of funds, energy and resources.

BELGRADE - OTEH 2014, an international scientific and technical conference dedicated to the development of defense technologies, opened in Belgrade on Thursday, and Serbia's Defense Minister Bratislav Gasic said that investment in the defense industry and armed forces is Serbia's strategic interest.

BELGRADE - Serbian Defence Minister Bratislav Gasic presented Tuesday over RSD 6 million to members of the Defence Ministry and the Serbian Armed Forces, whose homes were damaged in May flooding.

BELGRADE - The military parade to mark 70th anniversary of the liberation of Belgrade in World War II will be held in front of the Palace of Serbia and on the Danube River, gathering around 3,000 members of the Serbian Armed Forces and Defence Ministry.