Serbia shows new military equipment

Published on November 24, 2023

 

Serbia presented its new indigenously developed and locally produced or modernized military equipment at the Serbian Armed Forces' Weapons and Military Equipment Test Centre ‘Nikinci.’ The showcased arsenal included a series of six BOV M16 Miloš 4×4 multi-purpose armored vehicles, PASARS self-propelled anti-aircraft gun-missile systems, Mali Miloš unmanned ground vehicles, three modernized M80AB1 tracked armored fighting vehicles, and at least nine new Fabrika Automobila Priboj (FAP) BOV-OT M-21 4×4 armored personnel carriers, alongside other infantry weapons and artillery ammunition. The display highlighted Serbia's commitment to enhancing its military capabilities with advanced and locally developed equipment.

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