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There is no Data on SIPRI about the Transfer of Mig-29 to Montenegro. Also the Number of "76" exceedes the number of Mig-29 of the Yugoslav Airforce by a wide margin, which means that there is no possibility of 76 Mig-29 beeing inherited from the Yugoslav Airforce.

So when there was nothing imported and only few (if any) inherited, where do the Mig-29s then come from? Im not aware of any big domestic montenegrin Defense-Industry which could build such a number of aircraft

In addition to that there are zero fotos of a Montenegrin Mig-29. And if Montenegro had such an high amount of Mig-29, why does it need Greek and Italian airforce for air Policing? And how does such a small country even sustain such a big fleet? https://ac.nato.int/missions/air-policing/western-balkans

It is all unlogical. Even if one of the biggest Croatian Newspapers states this number, there is absolutly no merit to that claim KucherHD (talk) 13:23, 25 February 2024 (UTC)Reply

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