NATO is BLOCKING the arrival of "Migs" to Serbia over Romania and Bulgaria

NATO members Romania and Bulgaria are against the fact that the "Migs" should fly over them which Belgrade received from Moscow, and it makes it more than evident that we will receive them in parts. That would be additional expense for us, and it would be complicated because we could not assemble them ourselves, analysts consider.

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Military analyst Miroslav Lazanski told "Alo" that "Migs" have not landed in Serbia yet because of our "good", "friendly" neighboring countries do not allow flight over them.

- Not because of their own will, but because of NATO. We are negotiating with them now to get them whole, not to dissemble them - said Lazanski.

Foto: Tanjug/Dragan Kujundžić

According to him, the logical route for flight of "Migs" are only Romania and Bulgaria, because if they went over Hungary, they would have to go over Ukraine, who does not allow it.

- It would be much better and more spectacular if the "Migs" came to us as whole planes, and to make a celebration of it, and secondly, as soon as the "Migs" are dissembled, there are complications, two can fit in a plane, the transport is more expensive and everything is more complicated. The assembly wouldn't that much of a problem, because only wings are taken off - said Lazanski.

MiG-29. Foto: Wikipedia/Krasimir Grozev

Military analyst Vlade Radulovic claims that NATO is behind everything.

- We are expecting the planes in the next period, but we are witlessness that something is postponed here. There is no mention about the Romanian or Bulgarian jealousy because we will get the "Migs", and for them to forbid flight because of that, the fact is that Romania and Bulgaria are the members of NATO, and that is why the decisions are made, respected and implemented.

Radulovic considers that this is not directly related to Serbia or those countries, but the direct confrontation between NATO and Russia.

- Spears are broken over Serbia, Romania and Bulgaria. But we can only wait and see what will happen, there are some hints. It would be much better if the planes arrived as a whole, to align them on the runway. We had similar situation with the helicopters MI17 we bought, and they came dissembled. We would have to assemble "Migs" with Russian supervision and assistance - he explains.

(Telegraf.co.uk / Alo)