Serbian president confirms his country owns Chinese supersonic missiles after photo leak
Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic confirmed that Serbia owns Chinese supersonic surface-attack cruise missiles after photos of the weapons mounted on Serbian fighter jets appeared online earlier this week. The missiles, believed to be Chinese-made CM-400AKG cruise missiles, were seen attached to Serbia's Russian-made MiG-29 planes.
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AI-generatedSerbian President Aleksandar Vucic confirmed that Serbia owns Chinese supersonic surface-attack cruise missiles after photos of the weapons mounted on Serbian fighter jets appeared online earlier this week. The missiles, believed to be Chinese-made CM-400AKG cruise missiles, were seen attached to Serbia's Russian-made MiG-29 planes. Vucic stated that Serbia possesses a "significant number" of these "extremely expensive" and "extremely effective" missiles and plans to acquire more. Experts believe these missiles are the export version of China's YJ-12 and can travel close to hypersonic speed. The confirmation follows the circulation of the leaked photos on social media and defense blogs.
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5 extractedPhotos of the missiles attached to Serbian fighter jets leaked online.
Serbia possesses Chinese supersonic surface-attack cruise missiles.
Serbia has a significant number of those missiles and will have even more.
Experts believe the missiles can travel close to hypersonic speed.
The missiles are believed to be Chinese-made CM-400AKG cruise missiles.