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Medics Strengthen Kosovo Clinic with Lifesaving Training
MARCH 12, 2026– National Guard Soldiers assigned to NATO’s Kosovo Force, or KFOR, Regional Command-East’s Task Force Medical, provided lifesaving training to local health providers at a clinic in the municipality of Obiliq/Obilić in Pristina, Feb. 24, reinforcing KFOR’s stabilization mission by improving local medical capabilities and building strong community partnerships. The training came as part of a formal handover between KFOR 35 and 36, a…
U.S. Army National Guard medics strengthen local clinic with lifesaving training
CAMP BONDSTEEL, Kosovo – Task Force Medical Soldiers with NATO’s Kosovo Force (KFOR) provided lifesaving medical training to local health providers at a clinic in the municipality of Obiliq/Obilić in Pristina, Feb. 24, 2026, reinforcing KFOR’s stabilization mission by improving local medical capabilities and building strong community partnerships.
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