Russian reporter publishes pictures of Serbian-made munitions in Ukraine

A reporter for Moscow’s Komsomolska Pravda newspaper said that Russian forces captured what he claims is the biggest munitions storage facility in Europe outside the city of Kharkov where the Serbian-made shells were stored. The reporter published pictures on his Twitter account, including the mortar shells with markings showing that the they were made at the Krusik plant in Valjevo.

Украина бросила под Харьковом крупнейший в Европе арсенал Российские войска получили доступ к тысячам тонн боеприпасов прямо в зоне военной спецоперации. https://t.co/JEWLcgh047pic.twitter.com/yoLxOSL8r0

— Александр Коц (@sashakots) April 22, 2022

Украина бросила под Харьковом крупнейший в Европе арсенал Российские войска получили доступ к тысячам тонн боеприпасов прямо в зоне военной спецоперации. https://t.co/JEWLcgh047pic.twitter.com/yoLxOSL8r0

Belgrade weekly NIN reported earlier that Serbian-made weapons and ammunition, including M-70 assault rifles, had been observed in the hands of Ukrainian soldiers. The weekly said that at least two shipments of munitions had been sold to Ukraine in the past few years.