NATO's highest military body to meet mid-month over situation in Kosovo

SARAJEVO, (Patria) - The Military Committee, NATO's highest military body, will meet on January 18 and 19 in Brussels where, among other things, it will discuss the security situation in Kosovo and the KFOR mission, reports Klan Kosova.

The meeting will be chaired by the Chairman of the Military Committee, Admiral Rob Bauer, and will be attended by representatives of allied defense, as well as their colleagues from Finland and Sweden.

„On the first session of the second day, the chiefs of defense will meet with operational partners from the Kosovo Force - KFOR, Armenia, Austria, Finland, Ireland, Moldova, Sweden, Switzerland and Ukraine. The talks will focus on the situation on the ground, the security environment and the KFOR mission," the Military Committee stated.

As they add, during the meeting there will also be discussions about NATO's non-combat mission and capacity-building mission in Iraq with operational partners Sweden, Finland and Australia.

At the final session, the Military Committee will discuss continued NATO support for Ukraine.