Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic has warned that a military attack on Serbia cannot be ruled out, citing rising tensions between Russia and Europe linked to the Ukraine war. Speaking at a military ceremony in Belgrade, Vucic said Serbia is strengthening its armed forces, investing heavily in tanks, missiles, artillery and unmanned systems, and will soon open its first major drone factory. His remarks come as the EU pressures Serbia over its ties with Moscow.
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