Serbian weapons end up in Ukraine, the Kremlin is angry with Vucic: We will have a good talk with him

Russia is angry with Serbia. The reason for this is the reports of some international media about the fact that Belgrade is allowing Serbian weapons to end up in Ukraine.

The Financial Times writes in an article that "the proof that Serbian weapons are reaching the eastern front is that Belgrade is selling weapons to Western countries".

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov reacted to this, signaling that Russia will demand detailed explanations from President Aleksandar Vucic.

The American newspaper "Financial Times" points out that since the beginning of the Special Military Operation, Ukraine has been able to receive ammunition from Serbia worth about 800 million euros through third countries.

This media reported earlier that Vucic was aware of the US government's information that Serbian weapons are ending up in Ukraine through third parties and that there is no plan to stop this.

This does not seem to have gone unnoticed by Vladimir Putin's men in Moscow who are getting ready to get the Serbian president's ear.

"We have seen and heard those statements of Mr. Vucic. We will address this topic in contact with our Serbian friends," Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said.

One of the people who is expected to be involved in this matter, is the Serbian Deputy Prime Minister, Aleksandër Vulin, the politician who is making connections between Belgrade and Moscow.

Recently, he signaled a possible membership of Serbia in the BRICS alliance, which is led by Russia.

This political, financial, and possibly military bloc was created to rival NATO and the G7, two powerful Western groupings.