According to the mission’s announcement, it was a demanding competition that tested strength and physical endurance. The disciplines included running, weightlifting, bodyweight exercises, as well as pushing and pulling military vehicles.

According to KFOR, Lithuania won first place in the competition, followed by Slovakia and Latvia.

The announcement also emphasized that such training activities help increase interoperability, strengthen cohesion among multinational personnel, and enhance the operational readiness needed to support the KFOR mission, as well as to contribute to a safe environment for all people living in Kosovo.

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At the central gathering held on Tuesday, following the conclusion of the internal process in the basic courts, two judges were elected to the position of KJC member.

The elected candidates are Valentina Sopjani, who secured 212 votes, and Agron Maxhuni with 204 votes.

Their mandate begins on July 8.

Before the voting process was opened, it was announced that 354 was the number of judges eligible to vote.

Out of this total, 303 judges voted, while another 51 were absent.

Four candidates took part in the race: Agron Maxhuni, Diora Bajrami with 64 votes, Ilir Bytyqi with 84 votes, and Valentina Sopjani.

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