In the presence of state leaders and NATO representatives, 515 KSF soldiers take the oath

According to the announcement by the Ministry of Defense, this generation represents the largest number of recruits accepted so far into the KSF, reflecting the growing interest of young people in joining this force.

The new recruits have taken the oath after successfully completing nine-week training at the Basic Training Center, within the Doctrine and Training Command (KDS) in Ferizaj.

The swearing-in ceremony was attended by the Speaker of the Assembly of Kosovo, Albulena Haxhiu, Prime Minister Albin Kurti, Minister of Defense, Ejup Maqedonci, and Deputy Ministers Gegë Lleshi and Enis Kervan.

Also present were the Secretary General of the Ministry of Defense, Gafurr Dugolli, the Commander of the KSF, Lieutenant General Bashkim Jashari, the Deputy Commander, Major General Enver Cikaqi, and the Director of the NATO Advisory and Liaison Team (NALT), Brigadier General Thomas Schulte-Borghoff.

The ceremony was also attended by military personnel and senior officials of the KSF and the Ministry of Defense, local and international representatives, as well as family and friends of the recruits.

After completing basic training and taking the oath, the 515 new soldiers will continue their service within the Kosovo Security Force.

The Ministry of Defense congratulated the new recruits, emphasizing the importance of dedication, professionalism and responsibility in serving the country and its citizens.

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