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JUN 13, 2026 · 10:34 UTC · CYCLE 0001

NATO plans to reduce troop presence in Kosovo to help improve security

On 2026-06-12, NATO said it will gradually reduce and adapt the size of its KFOR presence in Kosovo over the coming year as security conditions improve. The announcement was made in Prishtina and framed as an optimization of the mission rather than a withdrawal, with changes said to be reversible if needed.

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