On October 28, 2022, the aerial version of the Kamov-Caw32 helicopter was received by Serbia. This is the first of two helicopters that Serbia has ordered from Russia. The demonstration of helicopter capabilities was attended by Serbian Interior Minister Alexander Vulen and Russian ambassador to Serbia Alexander-Botsin Karchenko. Earlier, at the end of July 2022, Serbian President Alexander Vusik said Serbia would receive two Russian-made Kamov-Caw32 firefighting helicopters within a month. Vusik added that his country plans to buy as many as 30 helicopters in 2022-2023. It includes 10 H-145 helicopters manufactured by Airbus, 4 MI-35s, 3 MI-17s and 11 second-hand MI-35s from EU member states. Regarding the Kamov-Caw32 helicopter, this helicopter with stacked rotors rotating counterclockwise, Koaxiel, was developed on the basis of the military variant K-27 Helix. Early versions of the K-32 were equipped with Isotov-TV3-117 Volts turboshaft engines, each with a power of 1,660 kW, 2,230 hp. While the latest version has used the Klimov-VK-2500PS-02 engine which is more efficient and powerful. Since being produced in the early 2000s by Russian helicopters, about 240 K-32s have been built and deployed in 30 countries around the world. The Kamov as a military helicopter developed for the Soviet Navy and currently in service in various countries including Russia, Ukraine, Vietnam, China, South Korea and India. Variants include the K-29 Assault Transport, the K-28 downgraded export version, and the K-32 for civilian use.