New Armenian peacekeeping unit deploys to NATO mission in Kosovo

Colonel Crowe, a senior representative and military attaché of the US Department of Defense, wished a good journey to the servicemen of the new rotation of the Armenian peacekeeping brigade, who are preparing for service in the NATO mission in Kosovo. This was reported by the US Embassy in Armenia.

Since 2004, Armenia has been consistently represented in the NATO Kosovo Force (KFOR), demonstrating its commitment to regional peace and stability.

Armenia continues to be the country with the largest presence in the Kosovo Force among non-NATO countries, surpassing several NATO and EU member states.

This consistent approach underscores Armenia's role as a reliable partner in regional security operations and its readiness to work shoulder-to-shoulder with allied forces.

The US Embassy in Armenia is proud to support Armenia's participation in Kosovo, which is consistent with our common goals of strengthening alliances, advancing NATO's commitments in the Balkans, and giving new impetus to a strong security partnership with Armenia in the Caucasus, said the statement released by the US Embassy in Armenia on this occasion.