KFOR mission in Kosovo

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The KFOR mission in Kosovo is a NATO-led international peacekeeping operation established in 1999 to provide security, stability, and freedom of movement in post-conflict Kosovo.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf NATO-led peacekeeping mission
international security force
military operation
authorizedBy United Nations
commandStructure NATO Allied Joint Force Command Naples
foundedAfter Kosovo War
hasComponent Joint Regional Detachment North
Joint Regional Detachment South
KFOR Tactical Reserve Battalion
Multinational Battle Group East
Multinational Battle Group West
hasLanguage Albanian
English
French
Serbian
hasMainTask demilitarize the Kosovo Liberation Army
deter renewed hostilities
ensure freedom of movement
ensure public safety and order
monitor and verify withdrawal of Yugoslav and Serbian forces
provide security in Kosovo
support development of stable, democratic, multi-ethnic Kosovo
support international civil presence in Kosovo
support international humanitarian efforts
hasObjective contribute to regional stability in the Western Balkans
maintain a safe and secure environment
support development of Kosovo Security Force
support rule of law institutions
hasParticipant Albania
Armenia
Austria
Belgium
Bulgaria
Canada
Croatia
Czech Republic
Denmark
Estonia
Finland
France
Germany
Greece
Hungary
Iceland
Ireland
Italy
Jordan
Latvia
Lithuania
Luxembourg
Moldova
Morocco
NATO member states
Netherlands
North Macedonia
Norway
Poland
Portugal
Romania
Slovakia
Slovenia
Spain
Sweden
Switzerland
Turkey
Ukraine
United Arab Emirates
United Kingdom
United States
non-NATO partner countries
headquartersLocation Camp Film City
Pristina
legalBasis United Nations Security Council Resolution 1244
locatedIn Balkans
Kosovo
Southeastern Europe
linked to: Balkans
mandatedBy United Nations Security Council
officialName Kosovo Force
operatedBy North Atlantic Treaty Organization
linked to: NATO
operatorAbbreviation NATO
partOf international peacekeeping operations
relatedTo Kosovo War
United Nations Interim Administration Mission in Kosovo
shortName KFOR
linked to: Kosovo Force
startTime 1999-06-12
status ongoing

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Bundeswehr notableOperation KFOR in Kosovo
linked to: KFOR mission in Kosovo
Danish Armed Forces participatedIn NATO operations in Kosovo
linked to: KFOR mission in Kosovo
Georgian Armed Forces participatedIn NATO-led mission in Kosovo
linked to: KFOR mission in Kosovo
Dečani Monastery protection KFOR security presence
linked to: KFOR mission in Kosovo
Kumanovo Agreement legalBasisFor NATO-led KFOR deployment in Kosovo
linked to: KFOR mission in Kosovo
UN Security Council Resolution 1244 authorizes KFOR to ensure public safety and order in Kosovo
linked to: KFOR mission in Kosovo
AČR participatedIn KFOR mission in Kosovo
Telemark Battalion participatedIn KFOR mission in Kosovo
Camp Film City partOf KFOR mission in Kosovo
Multinational Battle Group East partOf KFOR maneuver units
linked to: KFOR mission in Kosovo
KFOR Tactical Reserve Battalion partOf KFOR
linked to: KFOR mission in Kosovo
KFOR Tactical Reserve Battalion hasAffiliation NATO-led international security presence in Kosovo
linked to: KFOR mission in Kosovo
Armed Forces of Latvia participatedIn KFOR mission in Kosovo
Serbian police forces opposedBy NATO forces in Kosovo War
linked to: KFOR mission in Kosovo
Armed Forces of North Macedonia participatedIn KFOR mission in Kosovo
United Nations Security Council Resolution 1244 establishes international security presence KFOR
linked to: KFOR mission in Kosovo
United Nations Security Council Resolution 1244 designatesAcronym KFOR
linked to: KFOR mission in Kosovo