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D&S 2017: Serbs showcasing arms in Thailand

8th November 2017 - 13:23 GMT | by Wendell Minnick in Bangkok

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Belgrade-based Yugoimport-SDPR exhibited a wide array of new weapon systems at the Defence & Security 2017 expo, held in Bangkok from 6-9 November.

'Our participation in this exhibition is aimed at presenting Serbian defence industry capabilities, as well as the development and production programme of Yugoimport-SDPR,’ said a company representative. Yugoimport is operated by the government of the Republic of Serbia.

Products exhibited as models ranged from armoured vehicles to high-speed patrol boats to UAVs.

Land warfare products included the new self-propelled Shumadia multiple launch rocket system. It is mounted on an 8x8 chassis and can fire ‘correctable artillery rockets’

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Wendell Minnick (顏文德) was Shephard's Senior Asia Correspondent throughout 2017 and 2018. Wendell is an …

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