Former KSF Commander Says This Army Must Buy Heavy Weapons

Such was the two - year blockades in Jarinje and Brnjak and was monitored by air. But that is what KFOR mission soldiers did, or Serbs, because Kosovo doesn't even own its own helicopter.

From now on, the state military can be made by such military means, among other devices expected to be bought with a historic budget shared for the Kosovo Security Force for 2022 million, 100 million.

This figure has been seen extremely positive by many generals of former defence ministers, but one of them shows that the tools should first be used for very necessary equipment that Kosovo still lacks.

Kosovo's “Army is currently supplied only with personal weapons, and some snipers. The Kosovo Army needs balls of all calibres, mines to launch all calibres, weapons for counteraircraft protection, communications tools and personal equipment of highly expensive soldiers”, says Kadri Kastracti, former KSF commander

Because of the specifics and because many devices don't need to know anyone what the weapons specifics are, and we can get away with misuse with open tenders that happened, I don't know if it's happening...”

The Kosovo government divided 1.3 per cent of Bruto Local Product for the military, from two per cent to how much it is envisioned with NATO standards. In addition to this alliance, the country is said to be showing seriousness with dedication to defence, even in the face of neighbours that were recently spared from provocations.

And we have to show our neighbour to Serbia that we are good at home here. ”

The budget for KSF so far has been close to 70m overall, and with the new budget, so many means -- more than 69 million are only meant for goods and capital services. The year 2024 under the medium-term cost frame is expected to find KSF with a budget