PRISTINA, January 9/ATA/ According to the annual Global FirePpower review 2023, Kosovo is ranked 134 of 145 out of the countries. This means a promotion of five places in terms of military and human power.
Defense Minister Armend Mehaj said that this study carries an evaluation of the number of the army, the number of military equipment, the level of financing of the military sphere, the country’s transport infrastructure, access to oil products and other factors that can affect the ability of the combat army.
“The Army of the Republic of Kosovo is increasing its professional and operational capacities more and more every year to contribute not only to the safeguard of peace and stability in the country, but also in the region and beyond,” wrote Mehaj on social media.
In this review, Kosovo is ranked the 134th in terms of military strength, thus being five positions higher than last year. Meanwhile, Albania ranks 91st, improving by 24 places compared to 2022.
Serbia is ranked 58th, falling four places. Croatia ranks 69th, Bosnia and Herzegovina 133rd, while Montenegro ranks 128th and North Macedonia ranks 108th.
The top 10 countries with the most powerful armies in the world, according to the list, are the USA, Russia, China, India, Great Britain, South Korea, Pakistan, Japan, France and Italy. /KosovaPress/p.s./
