The Chief of Staff of the NATO-led KFOR mission, Brigadier General Chad Daniels, visited KFOR personnel operating in Mitrovica, where he observed firsthand the continued efforts of the Multinational Specialized Unit (MSU) and the Liaison and Monitoring Teams (LMTs) in support of KFOR’s mission in Mitrovica and northern Kosovo.
Daniels said that MSU personnel contribute to maintaining a visible and mobile KFOR presence on the ground, while also ensuring the mission’s readiness.
Meanwhile, the Liaison and Monitoring Teams maintain regular contact with all local communities, helping KFOR develop a clearer understanding of the situation and the security environment.
“What I have seen from our personnel demonstrates how KFOR is adapting its posture while maintaining its most critical capabilities: a visible presence, strong situational awareness, engagement with all local communities, and forces ready to respond when necessary, in accordance with our long-standing UN mandate,” he said.
