A team from the Kosovo Security Force (KSF) has participated for the first time in a training programme for developing young military leaders, organized by the Croatian Army at the “Marko Babić” Centre.
According to a statement from the KSF, the training was held as part of bilateral cooperation and friendly relations between Kosovo and Croatia.
The programme concluded with an 88-kilometre tactical march from Udbina to Knin Fortress, during which participants faced challenges designed to test their physical and mental endurance, leadership skills, discipline and decision-making under difficult conditions.
Military personnel from Croatia, Kosovo, Slovenia, Albania, North Macedonia and Montenegro took part in the training, providing an opportunity for regional cooperation and the exchange of military experience.
The KSF emphasized its commitment to developing military leadership, strengthening professionalism and expanding cooperation with international partners.
The participation marks another step in Kosovo’s efforts to enhance the professional capabilities of its security personnel through joint training activities with regional allies.
