U.S. Army Europe and Africa Announces Troop Transition in Kosovo

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Regional Command-East of the NATO-led Kosovo Force (KFOR) has welcomed Colonel Jabari M. Miller during a change-of-command ceremony, as US forces from the 2nd Cavalry Regiment and the 1st Infantry Division have assumed responsibility for the mission.

According to a statement published on the official website of US Army Europe and Africa, the transition marks a shift from the 53rd Infantry Brigade Combat Team to forces assigned directly to the theatre of operations.

The transition is presented as part of the adaptation to NATO’s new concept, known as NATO 3.0, within broader efforts to maintain peace and stability in Kosovo alongside Alliance allies.

The statement emphasises the continued commitment of the US Army to KFOR, NATO’s mission that contributes to maintaining a safe and secure environment and ensuring freedom of movement for all people in Kosovo.

The announcement highlighted the importance of preserving peace and stability in Kosovo alongside NATO allies.

“During a change-of-command ceremony, Regional Command-East welcomed Colonel Jabari M. Miller as theatre-provided forces from the 2nd Cavalry Regiment and the 1st Infantry Division assumed the mission.

“This transition from the 53rd Infantry Brigade Combat Team marks the shift to theatre-provided forces, in alignment with the transition towards NATO 3.0,” the statement said.