The situation in Kosovo is very tense, and it feels like it is about to explode. If there was no conflict between Russia and Ukraine, a fight would have started long ago. Vucic is very brave, but suffers from the weak national strength. Although he has the support of the Russian eldest brother, everyone knows the current situation and it is really a bit too difficult.
Judging from the current situation, Serbia has no retreat, and the victory is slim. Once Kosovo and Serbia really take action, NATO and the United States will definitely help Kosovo and deal with Serbia. NATO and the United States are not as worried as they are with Russia. It is inevitable to personally help Kosovo. If war breaks out, NATO will wipe out the Serbian army.
On the evening of December 26, local time, Vucic ordered the Serbian army and police to enter the highest level of combat readiness. Kosovo is not an opponent, but now NATO is blatantly preparing to intervene. The contrast in power is too obvious. The Serbian army began to prepare to use force to safeguard sovereignty and territorial integrity, which was a hostile measure against the Kosovo authorities.
There are seven countries in the area surrounding Serbia. In fact, these seven countries formed an alliance called the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia before 1991. However, in 1991, due to various internal and external reasons, the central power of Yugoslavia could no longer maintain its rule. The union republics that constituted Yugoslavia declared independence one after another, and Yugoslavia disintegrated.
Kosovo was originally a province of Serbia. In 1996, a relatively powerful armed organization emerged and began to attack Serbian officials and Serbs. In 1999, NATO launched air strikes on Yugoslavia, using the Kosovo issue as an excuse. Afterwards, Kosovo was placed under United Nations trusteeship. In 2008, Kosovo declared independence, which Serbia strongly opposed.
Serbia is at a huge disadvantage. It is a landlocked country and is surrounded by almost all NATO brethren. Serbia does not have a strong military and will be eaten alive by NATO. The specific Serbian equipment is as follows: 20 or so MiG-29s, with a troop strength of only 25,000 to 30,000, including only 100,000 reserves. This data is indeed not enough to fill the gaps in the East Asian Monster Room.
In April this year, my country used the Y-20 transport aircraft to fly 18 sorties before delivering at least one set of FK-3 medium and long-range air defense missile systems to Serbia. Serbia purchased a total of 4 sets of FK-3. According to the original plan, all of these were intended to be delivered before the end of the year, but Vucevic recently confirmed on the show that Bulgaria also does not allow Y-20 to fly through its airspace, completely blocking all Serbian trade routes, and the previously rumored CH-95 drone may not be delivered...
Although disappointed, it is understandable that small countries basically have no room for bargaining in the face of NATO pressure. Maybe Serbia will miss the Yugoslavia of yesteryear, at least it still has access to the sea.
If Serbia can be provided with a large number of drones , it may increase some of its strike power. It's a pity that the surroundings are like iron barrels. Even if you want to, you can't send them over.
The current situation is that the land cannot support it, there are no ports at sea, and in the air, neighboring countries are unwilling to open their airspace. It seems to be a dead end. The biggest turning point may still be here in Russia. Come out to rescue Wei and Zhao, and directly carry out large-scale bombing and strikes on Ukraine's core equipment and facilities, thereby involving NATO's energy. The harder the fight here, the lighter the pressure will be on Serbia over there.
Fortunately, Vucic had the foresight to introduce my country's air defense radar, drones, Hongqi 22 and other weapons in advance. These domestically produced weapons will also receive opportunities for actual combat testing.
FK-3 medium and long-range air defense missile system has excellent performance. In addition to intercepting fixed-wing aircraft and drones, it can also intercept ballistic missiles and Tomahawk cruise missiles. If Serbia can make good use of the air defense missile systems that have been delivered, it can deter possible actions by NATO to a certain extent.
