KSF Commander Visits the United States, Holds Meetings at the Pentagon and with the Iowa National Guard

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Kosovo Security Force (KSF) Commander Lieutenant General Bashkim Jashari is on an official visit to the United States, holding high-level meetings focused on strengthening military cooperation and advancing the KSF’s capabilities.

The KSF delegation, led by Jashari, attended the AUSA Annual Meeting & Exposition in Washington, D.C., a major defence industry event featuring more than 700 exhibitors and representatives from over 100 countries. The visit aims to support the KSF’s modernization and operational development.

At the Pentagon, Jashari met with Colby C. Jenkins, Deputy Assistant Secretary of War for Irregular Warfare. Discussions focused on security, bilateral cooperation in special operations, and other areas of mutual interest. According to the announcement, the United States reaffirmed its support for the KSF’s transition plan, professional development, and readiness to contribute to global security.

Jashari also met with an Iowa National Guard delegation led by Brigadier General Charles H. Lampe. They reviewed the results of ongoing cooperation and discussed a five-year bilateral cooperation plan.