The Kosovo Security Force (KSF) announced that, with the support of the US Army’s Security Assistance Training Management Organization (SATMO), it continues efforts to advance and strengthen the operational capabilities and combat support of its military personnel.
As part of these efforts, the KSF stated that Kosovo soldiers are conducting mortar firing exercises. This training is being held in Albania, in close coordination with SATMO and the Armed Forces of the Republic of Albania.
“In line with training plans and in close coordination with SATMO and the Armed Forces of the Republic of Albania, the tactical mortar firing activity is being conducted in Biza, Republic of Albania. This activity aims to increase operational readiness, strengthen regional cooperation between our forces and international partners,” the announcement reads.
The KSF emphasizes that the training included both theoretical and practical components, focusing on three main tasks:
- Mortar Training
- Infantry Mortar Leader Course
- Forward Observer
Participants were trained in the safe use of mortars, targeting, firing, coordination procedures, and communication between fire elements and tactical units, as well as in exchanging experiences and best practices with international trainers and advisors.
The Kosovo Security Force states that this cooperation enhances its professional capacities and contributes to regional security and stability through synchronized training and continuous collaboration with international partners.
