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US donates 55 military vehicles to Kosovo

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The U.S. has heavily supported the KSF’s 3,400-troop force. The force was turned into a regular army more than two years ago. The KSF is expected to have 5,000 troops and 3,000 reservists in a decade.

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The Independent

US donates 55 military vehicles to Kosovo

Kosovo has received 55 armored security vehicles donated by the United States for the Kosovo Security Force, or KSF

3 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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Associated Press News

US donates 55 military vehicles to Kosovo

PRISTINA, Kosovo (AP) — Kosovo on Monday received 55 armored security vehicles donated by the United States for the Kosovo Security Force, or KSF.

3 years ago·United States

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abc News

US donates 55 military vehicles to Kosovo

Kosovo has received 55 armored security vehicles donated by the United States for the Kosovo Security Force, or KSF

3 years ago·United States

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The Washington Post

US donates 55 military vehicles to Kosovo

Kosovo has received 55 armored security vehicles donated by the United States for the Kosovo Security Force, or KSF

3 years ago

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MY Northwest

US donates 55 military vehicles to Kosovo

PRISTINA, Kosovo (AP) — Kosovo on Monday received 55 armored security vehicles donated by the United States for the Kosovo Security Force, or KSF.The U.S. has heavily supported the KSF’s 3,400-troop force which was turned into a regular army more than two years ago, although its name has not been changed to armed forces as planned. This is the final donation.President Vjosa Osmani said the donation was another proof of the “special and close rel…

3 years ago·Tacoma, United States

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Radio Free Europe/ RadioLiberty

Kosovar Military Receive Armored Security Vehicles Donated By Washington

Kosovo's armed forces displayed 55 military vehicles that were received as a donation from the United States. The M1117 armored security vehicles -- a model widely used in combat operations in Iraq and Afghanistan -- were on show on August 30 at a military base just outside Pristina. Washington remains Kosovo's staunchest supporter, both politically and financially, and has recently increased its efforts to build up the country's armed forces.

3 years ago·Czechia

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