NATO to keep current force strength in Kosovo, senior NATO commander says
iht.com     May 15, 2008            

NATO's commander for southeastern Europe says the force will maintain it's heavy presence in Kosovo, months after the new country declared independence from Serbia. Adm. Mark Fitzgerald says the 16,000-strong force will not cut its numbers until Kosovo's police and justice system gain strength... [read full story]                

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