Soldiers from Germany, Hungary, Italy and Romania serving within the Kosovo Tactical Reserve Battalion (KTRBN) have successfully completed the “Kelly’s Heroes 2026” exercise at Camp Kelly.
According to a KFOR statement, the training focused on crowd and riot control procedures, aiming to strengthen interoperability, coordination and operational readiness among troops from the participating countries.
During the exercise, soldiers took part in realistic scenarios involving ground and aerial assets, demonstrating their ability to operate together as a multinational force while maintaining high standards of professionalism and teamwork.
“Through realistic scenarios involving ground and aerial assets, KTRBN personnel demonstrated their ability to operate in a coordinated manner as a multinational force,” KFOR said.
The NATO-led mission stressed that the exercise reflects its continued commitment to maintaining a safe and secure environment for all people living in Kosovo, as well as ensuring freedom of movement for all communities.
KFOR said these activities are carried out in accordance with its long-standing United Nations mandate.
