8 minutes agoBiden letter to the Senate: About 561 American troops are committed to Kosovo to prevent the growth of hostilities
Periskopi(5 years ago)
(5 years ago)White House number one, Joe Biden, in a letter to the Chief of the House of Representatives, Nancy Pelosi has also talked about the activities of American troops in the Republic of Kosovo, the activity that Biden says serves in preventing the rebuilding of hostilities in Kosovo. American President Joe Biden wrote the letter [...]
American President Joe Biden has written letter to House of Representatives Chairman Nancy Pelosi to keep him informed about the delocations of the US Armed Forces around the world.
I am giving this unified supplementary report, prepared by my administration and in line with the Resolution of the Powers of War (Public Law 93-148), as part of my efforts to keep Congress informed about the deportations of the United States Armed Forces equipped for combat”, it is written in Biden's letter.
President Joe Biden in the letter written on December 7th also mentions the fact that around 561 American troops are engaged in Kosovo to prevent the growth of hostilities.
The UN “continues to contribute to the Kosovo Force (KFOR), led by NATO in co-operation with local authorities, bilateral partners and international institutions, to prevent the growth of hostilities in Kosovo. Approximately 561 military members of the United States are among about 4,000 KFOR members”, it says.
I have directed the participation of the United States Armed Forces in all operations described above in accordance with my constitutional and statuteial authority as Commander General and as Chief Executive, as well as my constitutional and legal authority to carry out the foreign relations of the United States. Officials of my administration and I regularly communicate with the congressional leadership, congressional committees and other members of Congress regarding these deployments, and we will continue to do this”, the letter concludes.
