A Houthi missile hits a Swiss-owned container ship flying the Liberian flag in the Gulf of Aden, causing damage.

➡️Since October 2023, Serbia has ramped up arms exports to Israel, totaling 16.3 million euros, facilitated by seven Israeli military flights and one private cargo flight.

➡️Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic uses these exports to strengthen ties with the West, receiving praise from Israeli PM Netanyahu, but faces criticism for potential complicity in alleged war crimes against Palestinians.

➡️The International Court of Justice ordered Israel to prevent genocidal acts in January 2024. In April, the UN Human Rights Council called for halting arms sales to Israel. The International Criminal Court is pursuing arrest warrants for Israeli and Hamas leaders.

➡️Serbia’s exports include 155mm artillery shells, mortar mines, and explosives. These shipments increased significantly in February, March, and May 2024.

➡️Israel’s refusal to recognize the Srebrenica massacre as genocide parallels its strategic interests in avoiding similar accusations regarding Gaza, aligning with Serbia's stance.

➡️Other notable flights include a December 2023 Israeli C-130 flight and a May 2024 Ukrainian Antonov carrying arms, highlighting the ongoing military cooperation between Serbia and Israel.