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Kosovo
update
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KFOR's Winterization Emergency Team (WET) is very active throughout
Kosovo with the onset of cold weather. It has responded successfully
to many calls for immediate winterisation. The Multinational Brigades
(MNBs) are transporting firewood, delivering fuel and hundreds of
stoves such as the 200 delivered in Dulje on 26 November, and providing
handyman assistance to the elderly. Additionally, Multinational Brigade
(MNB) North is assisting with cleaning the streets in Mitrovica. KFOR
is also using its assets to complete the programmed vaccination of
children, continuing road repairs and delivering construction material.
It is also escorting UN Interim Administration in Kosovo (UNMIK) money
from customs collections and for stipend payments as part of its efforts
to support civil implementation tasks. |
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Lord
Robertson visits Northern capitals
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NATO Secretary General, Lord Robertson, continued his tour of
Allied capitals from 24 to 26 November, travelling North to Norway,
Denmark and Iceland. He met with Heads of State and Government and
with high-level government officials in the respective capital cities:
Oslo on 24 November, Copenhagen on 25 and Reykjavik on 26. |
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Determination 99
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Seven NATO and 11 Partner countries are currently participating
in a Partnership for Peace (PfP) exercise in Bucharest, Romania.
From 26 November to 5 December, this command post exercise will
train commanders and staff to conduct operations at multinational
brigade level. By forming the headquarters of a multinational brigade
during 10 days, participants will also develop a common understanding
of peace support operations, including humanitarian assistance.
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Visit to NATO by the High Representative Wolfgang Petrisch, responsible
for coordinating activities of civilian organisations and agencies in
Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Additional information:
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Meeting of NATO-Ukraine Commission in Ambassadorial session. |