Virus
Russian military teams which had arrived in Serbia to help contain coronavirus spread had disinfected 121,500 square meters in 34 facilities and 38,500 square meters of streets and squares, Major General Mikhail Chernyshov, heading the teams deployed to Serbia, said on April 7.
Presenting via a video call a report on the so far activities to the Russian and Serbian defense ministers, Sergei Shoigu and Aleksandar Vulin respectively, Chernyshov said that the Russian medical teams had visited health institutions in ten towns across Serbia, with four teams been engaged on treating patients in three medical centers in Belgrade and Valjevo.
According to a release from the Serbian Defense Ministry, Vulin thanked Moscow on deploying experts to Serbia, stressing that the aid had arrived in the time it was most needed.
Minister Shoigu wished Serbia much success in fighting coronavirus, noting that Russia’s military experts would do everything in their power to help the Serbian nation in containing virus spread.
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