Kosovo soldier pays more than soldier from Serbia, Albania and other countries in the region

Kosovo Security Force (FSK), which will have 8 thousand members, out of whom 5,000 can be active and 3 thousand in reserve.

“The KSF consists of an active component of no more than five thousand (5000) members, and of a reserve component of no more than three thousand (30000) members”, says Article 23 of the Kosovo Security Force Bill. But even after that it will remain the force with fewer members compared to the countries in the region, but better paid.

This means that, in terms of salaries, KSF is estimated to be the first, because the salaries of soldiers are higher than the Albanian and Serbian Army.

The Ministry of Security Force in an answer to Metro newspaper has provided details of the salaries of its members, depending on military degrees.

A soldier's monthly salary is 405.90m gross, while the highest officer is 1,602.15th gross without including work experience, which accounts for: 1 year's service with 0.5% of base salary”, transmits newspapers.net

However, a Serb soldier's salary is 330 euros, reports Serbian Telegraph.

Otherwise, Prime Minister Kadri Veselin, in a statement to Metro newspaper, has said the Kosovo Army will have about 250 armoured vehicles.

The Kosovo Army will have about 250 armoured vehicles. We will take other equipment that is both offensive and degrading, as long as there will be devices that will be for protecting our airspace and land”, Wessel said.