PRISHTINA, October 23 /ATA/ – A team from Kosovo Security Force (KSF) participated for the first time in a training program for the development of young military leaders, held at the Croatian Army’s “Marko Babić” Center.
According to a statement from the KSF, this initiative was carried out within the framework of bilateral cooperation and the friendly relations shared with the Republic of Croatia.
The training concluded with an 88-kilometer tactical march from Udbina to the Knin Fortress, which tested the participants’ physical and mental endurance, leadership skills, discipline and decision-making abilities under challenging conditions.
The training involved military personnel from Croatia, Kosovo, Slovenia, Albania, North Macedonia, and Montenegro. The final march also held symbolic significance, honoring the history and sacrifices of the Croatian people during the Homeland War.
“The participation of the Kosovo Security Force (KSF) in this training represents an important opportunity for the exchange of experiences, the professional advancement of KSF personnel and the strengthening of military cooperation between the Republic of Kosovo and the Republic of Croatia.
The Kosovo Security Force remains committed to developing military leadership, enhancing professionalism and expanding cooperation with international partners, in order to fulfill its mission,” stated the KSF press release.
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