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KFOR troops

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KFOR troops
pl (Mil) → KFOR-Truppen pl


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But he said 13,000 KFOR troops would be ready to react at very short notice if needed.
There have been an increasing number of reports in the Serbian media lately on the threats to Macedonia resulting from the anticipated reduction of the number of KFOR troops in Kosovo.
The 'Near Abroad' -- the countries bordering Russia -- are strategically vital to its security," said Jackson, who commanded the NATO-led KFOR troops in Kosovo and the United Nations peacekeeping mission in Bosnia and Hercegovina.
 
 
 
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