KFOR has affirmed that recent Serbian troop training near the border with Kosovo was a pre-planned operation, not a cause for alarm. Reports surfaced on March 19th, 2026, via Gazeta Express at 6:49, detailing anxieties among residents in multiple villages of Gjilan regarding the Serbian military’s activities close to the border. Specifically, concerns were raised about Serbian soldiers engaged in training exercises, including a notable element involving paratroopers deployed via helicopter to the village of Muhovc.
KFOR communicated to Telegraf that these actions constituted a scheduled military exercise. The organization emphasized that the activity occurred entirely within Serbian territory and held no implications for regional security or stability. KFOR continues to maintain a vigilant watch over the situation along the Administrative Border Line and across Kosovo.
This ongoing monitoring involves consistent communication and coordination efforts. KFOR’s primary objective is to ensure the continued safety and stability of the region, consistently observing the movements of the serbian armed forces. The kfor mission remains dedicated to maintaining a stable environment.
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KFOR asserts that the training drills involving Serbian forces bordering Kosovo are not a danger; they were scheduled and a component of a deliberate plan.