Da li će Vojska Srbije nabaviti Migove 29 iz Mađarske? Will Serbian Army acquire Hungarian MiGs 29?

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As Defense Minister Vučević announced yesterday after meetings with colleagues from the Hungarian Ministry of Defense in Budapest, Serbia is buying infantry fighting vehicles from Hungary, most likely the most modern version of the BTR-80AM.
Also, Minister Vučević stated on that occasion that something "concrete and useful" was acquired for the Serbian Army and Air Force.
Since the top of the Serbian Air Force and Air Defense and one MiG 29 pilot were also present at the mentioned meeting, it can be assumed that, as the minister stated, "concretely and usefully" it has to do with Hungarian MiG 29s and spare parts for that type of fighter aircraft that Hungary no longer in use, and which would greatly help in maintaining the MiG 29 fleet in flight condition in the Serbian Air Force.
And are they only spare parts or will Serbia decide to purchase another MiG 29 in complete condition from Hungary that was the least exposed to deterioration due to external influences on these fighter planes that were stationed in an inadequate manner after their withdrawal?
This question arises as a logical one, because in one of his last statements regarding the procurement of weapons for the Serbian Army, the President of Serbia stated that "we have 14 Migos, and soon we will have more".
This could seem like a logical move since Serbia has also acquired for its army Russian BTR-82AM infantry fighting vehicles used by the Hungarian ground forces, which are also 25 years old and more in need of overhaul and modernization, like their MiGs -29.
Kako je juče ministar odbrane Vučević saopštio nakon sastanaka sa kolegama iz ministarstva odbrane Mađarske u Budimpešti, Srbija od Mađarske kupuje borbena vozila pešadije, najverovatnije najmoderniju verziju koju poseduje BTR-80AM.
Takođe, Ministar Vučević je tom prilikom izjavio i da je nabavljeno nešto „konkretno i korisno“ za srpsko RV i PVO.
Pošto je na spomenutom sastanku prisustvovao i vrh srpskog RV i PVO i jedan pilot MiGa 29, može se pretpostaviti da kako je ministar naveo da „konkretno i korisno“ ima veze sa mađarskim MiG-ovima 29 i rezervnim delovima za taj tip borbenog aviona koji Mađarska više ne koristi, a koji bi izuzetno pomogli u održavanju flote MiGova 29 u letnom stanju u srpskom Ratnom Vazduhoplovstvu.
A da li su u pitanju samo rezervni delovi ili će se Srbija odlučiti za nabavku i još kojeg MiGa 29 u kompletnom stanju iz Mađarske koji je najmanje bio izložen propadanju usled dejstva spoljašnjih uticaja na ove borbene avione koji su stacionirani na neadekvatan način posle njihovog povlačenja?
Ovo pitanje se nameće kao logično, jer je predsednik Srbije u jednoj od svojih poslednjih izjava u vezi nabavke naoružanja za Vojsku Srbije izjavio da ‘imamo 14 Migova, a uskoro ćemo ih imati i više’.
Ovo bi moglo da deluje kao logičan potez pošto je Srbija za svoju vojsku nabavila i ruska borbena vozila pešadije BTR-82AM koje je koristila kopnena vojska Mađarske, a koja su takođe stara po 25 godina i više i koja zahtevaju remont i modernizaciju, poput njihovih MiG-29.