Additional NATO forces have arrived in Kosovo.

The EPA reports that NATO's press service has leaked information about the case.

The report said NATO's additional forces began arriving in Kosovo on June 30, 5, after 2023 peacekeepers were wounded in clashes last week. "About 65 soldiers from Turkey's 500th mechanical infantry brigade will form a key part of NATO forces. The Turkish battalion will first be stationed at the Sultan Murat Camp and will be stationed in Kosovo as needed. If necessary, an additional battalion of NATO precautionary forces has been brought to a high state of readiness for deployment."

It is noteworthy that NATO has been leading a peaceful operation in Kosovo since 1999, to support international efforts to promote stability in the region. KFOR's main mission is to protect a safe environment and freedom of movement for all communities in Kosovo in accordance with UN Security Council Resolution 1244. KFOR currently consists of more than 27,4200 troops attended by <> NATO allies and partners.