The Kosovo Security Force (KSF) has launched its field exercise “Arrow Wolf”, marking another important milestone in the development of Kosovo’s armed forces.
Present at the event were the Acting Minister of Defense, Ejup Maqedonci, and General Bekim Jashari.
Following the exercise, Minister Maqedonci described it as one of the main objectives of the KSF’s development plan, highlighting its significance for the army’s progress.
“Today is a very important day for our army — the Kosovo Security Force — because we are concluding one of the key objectives of the KSF’s development plan: the certification and validation of all infantry regiment capacities. With this exercise, we are closing one phase and entering another. We have taken the necessary measures and are preparing for its completion,” Maqedonci said.
He expressed special gratitude to General Jashari for his “extraordinary work and unparalleled commitment” in achieving the Force’s goals, despite numerous challenges.
Maqedonci also extended his appreciation to the United States, noting that the U.S. has consistently stood by Kosovo in the development of its security forces.
The exercise is being held at the “Babaj i Bokës” military training range in Gjakova.
