10 Serbian armored vehicles were placed at the disposal of army special forces
Serbian Defense Minister Nebojsa Stefanović and Chief of the General Staff General Milan Mojsilović were present at the handover of ten Milos 4x4 armored combat vehicles intended for members of the 72nd Special Operations Brigade.
This was reported by the Serbian Ministry of Defense, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“These are modern armored fighting vehicles that are the product of domestic thought and domestic industry, and they ended up in one of the most elite military units in the world,” Stefanovich said. “They arrived in the right hands, in the hands of a unit capable of fulfilling all the tasks for the defense of Serbia...
We continue to equip the Serbian army and want our army to be not only the strongest in the region, but also one of the best equipped. We will invest in vehicles such as the Lazar (armored personnel carrier), Milos and Mali (Small) Milos (army jeep), and within a year we are expecting a new Nora (self-propelled howitzer), Stefanovic said. expressing satisfaction that domestic companies, such as Yugoimport SDPR, are trying to produce military equipment at the level of the world's best manufacturers.
The head of the Serbian Ministry of Defense also noted that during the year, in addition to investments in new equipment and ballistic protection, investments in improving the standard of living of the military will continue.
According to the intelligence service of the Serbian Ministry of Defense, with the introduction of the multi-purpose armored combat vehicle "Milos", the operational capabilities of the special operations battalion "Falcons" and the 72nd special operations brigade have been significantly expanded.
The vehicle is designed for reconnaissance, combating terrorists, saboteurs, patrolling the territory, as well as transporting and supporting special operations units.
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