Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Defence Nebojsa Stefanovic and Euro-Atlantic Security Policy Unit Director at the UK Ministry of Defence David Hogan-Hern highlighted today the importance of improving the military economic cooperation.
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UK increases troops within KFOR
Belgrade,
18 May 2021
At a meeting held as part of bilateral consultation in the field of security and defence policy between Serbia and the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, Hogan-Hern confirmed the decision of the UK to keep its presence within KFOR in Kosovo and Metohija until 2023 and increase its troops there.
The Plan of bilateral military cooperation and the results of bilateral consultations in the field of security and defence policy represent a good basis for the realisation of the visit of the UK Secretary of State for Defence to Serbia this year, the two officials agreed.
Stefanovic and Hogan-Hern also spoke about the upcoming multinational exercise “Platinum Wolf”, which will be held in Serbia in June and in which around 70 members of the British Armed Forces will take part.
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Author: mod.gov.rs
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