NATO won't tolerate threats to Kosovo stability and security
NATO will not tolerate any threats to a safe and secure environment in Kosovo and will react swiftly and resolutely to any provocations, said John Colston, NATO Assistant Secretary General for Defence Planning and Policy.
"During an informal meeting due in Noordwijk, Netherlands, October 24-25 NATO Defense Ministers will clearly state that NATO Kosovo Force will not tolerate any threats," Colston said. "KFOR can rebuff potential risks for Kosovo security within coming months."
He also informed that the Ministers will announce support to Troika of international mediators (Russia, EU and U.S.) on Kosovo resolution, RIA Novosti reported.
NATO KFOR numbers over 17,000 military men from over 20 countries.
"During an informal meeting due in Noordwijk, Netherlands, October 24-25 NATO Defense Ministers will clearly state that NATO Kosovo Force will not tolerate any threats," Colston said. "KFOR can rebuff potential risks for Kosovo security within coming months."
He also informed that the Ministers will announce support to Troika of international mediators (Russia, EU and U.S.) on Kosovo resolution, RIA Novosti reported.
NATO KFOR numbers over 17,000 military men from over 20 countries.
