A joint exercise on base security and the management of mass-casualty incidents was conducted at Camp Bondsteel by the multinational personnel of KFOR’s Regional Command-East.

The activity aimed to assess the speed and effectiveness of the response to simulated threats and large-scale emergencies.

The exercise involved military personnel, medical teams, firefighters and aviation units from various countries, KFOR said.

Participants faced several scenarios in which they practiced force protection, the transportation and treatment of the wounded, as well as the implementation of evacuation procedures.

KFOR assessed that the exercise helped strengthen cooperation among units and improve preparedness for complex situations.

The NATO mission stressed that conducting such activities helps ensure a safe environment for all citizens of Kosovo.

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Demo stressed that urban transport will be improved using funding of 10 million euros. The minister also said that a support package for those on the front line of the fires will be introduced very soon.

“20 million euros will be focused on logistics when it comes to emergency infrastructure. We have funding of 10 million euros that will be focused on a new program to improve urban transport, which is making the problems stand out even more clearly. I believe this will also be a response to the complaints we encounter. Very soon we will come out with a support package for those who are on the front line. The firefighters’ bonus will be distributed to all those who fight the fires during the season,” the minister said.

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