“Currently the general security situation in Kosovo is calm, but very fragile, unstable and unpredictable, due to some unresolved issues”, said the commander of KFOR in Kosovo, Angelo Michele Ristuccia, at the meeting of the heads military of NATO in Brussels.

The 2-day meeting of the NATO military committee, the highest body of the North-Atlantic alliance, was led by the head of this committee, Admiral Rob Bauer, and the Supreme Allied Commander of NATO Europe, General Christopher Cavolli and the Supreme Commander of the Alliance for Transformation, General Philippe Lavigne, writes REL.

Admiral Bauer said that the soldiers in KFOR uniform are doing their best to maintain peace, but according to him, the answer should not be only regarding the soldiers, because “there is a need for political responsibility”.

The situation in Kosovo was the topic of the second day of this meeting.

The military leaders of the countries that have soldiers in the KFOR mission in Kosovo and which are not members of NATO also participated in this meeting.

The commander of KFOR has reiterated his position that this mission is ready and has the necessary capacities to act if necessary.

“As long as there is an increase in tensions, insecurity among the population can escalate. A single incident risks damaging the achievements of several years in creating peace and security,” he said.