NATO’s Allied Joint Force Command in Naples announced that senior KFOR leaders recently visited personnel operating in Mitrovica. According to the announcement, the visits aimed to “underscore KFOR’s continued presence and awareness of the situation in northern Kosovo.”

During their stay, the commander of the Multinational Specialized Unit (MSU) closely observed ongoing mobile security activities.

Meanwhile, the KFOR chief of staff met with members of the MSU and the Liaison and Monitoring Teams (LMTs), from whom he received the latest information on the operational situation.

“Visible security operations, combined with regular communication with the community, enable KFOR to adapt its posture, remain informed and connected with the community, and stay ready to intervene whenever necessary,” the announcement said.

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According to a KSF statement, the ceremony included the handover of duties from General Christopher T. Donahue.

During the event, Jashari expressed his gratitude for Donahue’s leadership and contribution, highlighting the continued support he has provided for the development of the KSF’s capacities and for strengthening cooperation between the two forces.

For his part, Donahue thanked the KSF commander for attending the ceremony, as well as for the close cooperation during his term. He emphasized the expansion of joint activities, including training and exercises, which have contributed to increased interoperability and partnership between the KSF and the US Army.

As part of the ceremony, Jashari also held meetings with counterparts from NATO partner countries, as well as with the deputy commander and acting commander of USAREUR-AF, Major General Christopher Norrie. During these meetings, the parties agreed to continue cooperation and increase joint activities.

The KSF said that at the end of the ceremony, the shared commitment to deepening the strategic partnership between the KSF and USAREUR-AF was reaffirmed, with the aim of advancing defense capabilities, strengthening security, and preserving stability and peace in Kosovo and the region.

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