KFOR ready to intervene if stability in the north of Kosovo is endangered

The NATO-led KFOR mission has reacted to developments in the north, saying it is closely monitoring the tense situation and is prepared to intervene if stability is threatened, in accordance with its mandate.
“The general security situation in the northern municipalities of Kosovo is tense. Our NATO-led KFOR mission is fully focused on the day-to-day implementation of its UN mandate to ensure a safe and secure environment and freedom of movement for all the people of Kosovo,” the statement said.
KFOR maintains a visible and agile presence on the ground and the KFOR commander is in contact with all his key interlocutors, including representatives of Kosovo’s security organizations and the Serbian Chief of Defense.
“NATO also continues to fully support the normalization process between Pristina and Belgrade through the EU-facilitated dialogue and calls on all parties to continue negotiations. It is important that this continues. This is critical to regional peace and security. There will be no real prospects for a better future in the Balkans, without full respect for human rights and democratic values, the rule of law, internal reforms and good neighborly relations. Constructive dialogue is key to regional stability,” the statement added.
KFOR announces that it will take all necessary measures to maintain a safe and secure environment in Kosovo at all times, in accordance with its mandate.
/Klara Ruci/




