Kimden ne alıyor, ne üretiyor? Sırbistan ordusu hakkında her şey

The Serbian Armed Forces (Vojska Srbije) consist of the Land Forces, Air Force, and Air Defense Forces. Because it is a landlocked country, it lacks a naval force. In addition to modernizing equipment inherited from the Yugoslav era, the army has been equipped with new-generation domestic and imported systems. The Yugoimport SDPR and the Military Technical Institute play a key role in this process. In accordance with its policy of military neutrality, Serbia procures materials from both Western and Eastern bloc countries. While maintaining its traditional ties with Russia and China, it is also increasing cooperation with European countries. It is also implementing various military projects to strengthen its defense industry and reduce its external dependence. Serbia's military and border problems stem from the complex geopolitical structure of the Balkans. The Kosovo issue is Serbia's top priority, both military and diplomatic. Ethnic and political tensions in the region directly impact Serbia's defense spending and modernization projects. Serbia's military projects aim to both enhance regional deterrence and expand its defense industry exports. Systems like the Nora B-52 increase Serbia's competitiveness in the international market. Furthermore, the Serbian population in Bosnia and Herzegovina, its NATO neighbors, and the balancing act between Russia and the West shape Serbia's security strategy. In the video, we discussed these issues in detail. We also discussed the country's military structure and outlined the country's new military projects. The Srebrenica Genocide (1995) occurred during the Bosnian War (1992-1995), when the Army of the Republika Srpska (VRS), under the command of Ratko Mladić, systematically massacred at least 8,372 Bosnian Muslim men and children in the town of Srebrenica, Bosnia and Herzegovina. International courts recognized this as genocide. There are disagreements regarding Serbia's responsibility. The video also details the events and their aftermath in Srebrenica. GZT Special Content Editor Sinan Bakioğlu discusses the Serbian army in this episode of our "Modern Armies" series. It was developed with contributions from GZT Balkan Editor Kayhan Gül. Watch our video for all this and much more. Note: Our AI-generated voiceovers aim to emulate the original speaker but may not fully capture language nuances or intricacies despite our efforts for accuracy and quality. Join GZT to benefit from special privileges: / @gzt Like the video! Subscribe for new videos: https://bit.ly/3oO5zRn 00:00 Introduction 00:59 How is the Serbian army structured? 02:24 What vehicles does the Serbian Land Forces use? 06:51 What vehicles does the Serbian Air Force use? 09:04 What important military projects is Serbia developing? 11:24 What are Serbia's border and military problems? 13:40 What is the Srebrenica Genocide? Download our 'GZT' mobile app to receive news directly to your mobile device via push notifications! Editor Explains: • Editor Explains 10/ON: • 10/ON GZT Intelligence: • GZT Intelligence GZT Profile: • Profile Modern Armies: • Modern Armies Expert Explains: • Expert Explains East Turkestan: • What's Happening in East Turkestan? What's Happening in Gaza: • What's Happening in Gaza? 🔎 CONTACT US: Our website: https://www.gzt.com/ GZT App Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/de... GZT App iOS: https://apps.apple.com/tr/app/gzt/id1... GZT App Huawei: https://onelink.to/htmuff Instagram: /gzt Facebook: /gzt X (Twitter): /gztcom TikTok: /gzt Threads: https://www.threads.net/@gzt WhatsApp: https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029Va7E... Telegram: https://t.me/gztcom Hello, welcome to GZT, the 'Social Media of News'! You are on the YouTube channel of GZT, a unique example of digital journalism in Türkiye. On this channel, you can find exclusive content and interviews on current events. From history to politics, science to art, don't forget to subscribe to our channel and follow us on other social media! One new video every day 🙌 Thanks for watching!