(Patria) - The first convoy from the Czech Republic entered Bosnia and Herzegovina today via the Svilaj border crossing and headed towards Butmir base, EUFOR announced.
Czech and Hungarian reserve forces, along with members of KFOR, the NATO-led force in Kosovo, will join EUFOR forces already deployed in the country and participate with them in the large annual exercise "Quick Response 2025".
Once all participating forces have arrived, an integration exercise will be conducted, followed by the full-scale execution of "Quick Response".
In addition, members of the Armed Forces of Bosnia and Herzegovina and law enforcement agencies in Bosnia and Herzegovina will train together with EUFOR members.
The aim of the exercise is to improve the operational readiness of all involved forces and to confirm EUFOR's continued support to partners in BiH in maintaining a safe and secure environment throughout the country.
Since 2012, EUFOR has conducted the "Quick Response" exercise annually, with the exception of 2014, when the exercise was cancelled due to major floods.
That year, all deployed troops joined the Armed Forces of BiH in supporting domestic authorities during the crisis, as part of a joint humanitarian operation called "Joint Effort 2014".
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