Serbia buys 9 Airbus helicopters for its army and police
Serbia will buy nine H-145M helicopters manufactured by Airbus Helicopters, it was announced on Thursday.
Source: Beta
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Tony pocesta = internet paid troll loser
(Ratko, 29 December 2016 17:49)
You think this clown is paid?
(, 2 January 2017 19:54) -
"How dose Serbia do it. O ya by cutting pensioners benefits and workers salary's by 10%. While the crooks like Nikolic steal rest of the money. By building two illegal houses on stolen citizens land"
Lenard
Thank you for standing up for us ordinary serbs. Perhaps you should be our representative against Serbian politicians? Or maybe you shouldnt. You better keep representant the fascist views of most croats. That's what you do best.
(, 30 December 2016 16:53) -
In the spirit of fairness and balanced comment, maybe Russia should now voice their concern regarding Serbia purchasing such equipment from EU countries.
(, 30 December 2016 11:37) -
How dose Serbia do it. O ya by cutting pensioners benefits and workers salary's by 10%. While the crooks like Nikolic steal rest of the money. By building two illegal houses on stolen citizens land with his cronie buddy's. Also over a million euros "controlled" by his wife who dose not have a clue where it came from. Time to kick out the bums.
(, 30 December 2016 09:23) -
I know nothing about helicopters but Serbia should not be buying from NATO countries.
(Michael Thomas, 29 December 2016 16:43)
And where should Serbia buy them from?
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If Serbia is again perceived as a bad boy, then it will again be sanctioned.
(Michael Thomas, 29 December 2016 16:43)
Of course, if Serbia behaves likes a bad boy, it will be punished like bad boys are punished. What do you expect?!
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NATO countries are not reliable partners and nothing of importance should be bought from them.
(Michael Thomas, 29 December 2016 16:43)
Well, as long as Serbia is a reliable partner, the NATO countries will be reliable partners. If Serbia becomes a non reliable partner, the NATO countries will become not reliable partners. That's pretty normal, no? What do you expect?!
(, 30 December 2016 06:58) -
Not buying from Russia then...
(, 30 December 2016 00:26) -
Serbia really needs to start a culture of development and industry rather than buying foreign always. Use some of that cash to pay new grads a good salary and stay in Serbia to build our own.
(, 29 December 2016 22:11) -
Hope springs eternal the balancing act won't turn into a disappearing act for my favourite country on the Planet.
I love you SERBIA. Fight on sweetheart. do what you think you must!!
(, 29 December 2016 21:57) -
They bought before and proud to pay for it , but they turned out to be free , oops
(Tony Pocesta, 29 December 2016 15:13)
While you live abroad ! Australia) ,you seem to know everything about Serb business dealings. I will get Vucic to phone you when he is abroad ,to find out what's Serbs in Belgrade doing for business.This way he will know the gossip of Serb business inner circle. ))) You Shqips dream alot.
(, 29 December 2016 18:38) -
@ tony baby
Tony pocesta = internet paid troll loser
(, 29 December 2016 17:49) -
NOW what's wrong, Anton????
(, 29 December 2016 17:31) -
I know nothing about helicopters but Serbia should not be buying from NATO countries. If Serbia is again perceived as a bad boy, then it will again be sanctioned. The most likely sanctions will be aimed at the army and police to prevent them from committing "Human rights abuses." These helicopters will require regular maintenance and need spare parts. The Iranians have lots of American aircraft and helicopters which they purchased during the 1970s which have been left to rust because American sanctioned Iran following the Islamic Revolution. I can see the same happening to Serbia. Suppliers to the government should be evaluated not merely on the quality of their product but also on their reliability as suppliers. NATO countries are not reliable partners and nothing of importance should be bought from them.
(, 29 December 2016 16:43) -
They bought before and proud to pay for it , but they turned out to be free , oops
(, 29 December 2016 15:13)