"Tactical march from Udbina to Knin Castle", KSF and regional soldiers conclude training in Croatia - not only Serbia participates

Minister of Defense, Ejup Maqedonci, has announced the completion of a training course for the development of young military leaders at the "Marko Babić" Center of the Croatian Army.

The Macedonian wrote in a Facebook post that for the first time, the KSF also participated in this training, while KSF soldiers trained together with colleagues from Croatia, Slovenia, Albania, North Macedonia and Montenegro.

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After the 88-kilometer tactical march from Udbina to the Knin Fortress, the training for the development of young military leaders at the "Marko Babić" Center of the Croatian Army was concluded.

For the first time, the KSF also participated in this training. Our soldiers trained alongside colleagues from Croatia, Slovenia, Albania, North Macedonia, and Montenegro—the largest number of foreign participants to date.

The closing march also had symbolic significance, honoring the history and sacrifice of the Croatian people during the Patriotic War. The demanding program develops physical and mental endurance, leadership, and the ability to make decisions in challenging circumstances.

I congratulate our military personnel for their worthy representation. This experience advances the capabilities of our personnel and strengthens military cooperation between Kosovo and Croatia. I thank my counterpart, Ivan Anušić, and the Croatian Army for this important cooperation.