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Kosovo Security Force explosive ordnance disposal personnel

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Kosovo Security Force explosive ordnance disposal personnel

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Kosovo Security Force explosive ordnance disposal personnel respond to a call March 21, 2020, in Pristina, Kosovo. KSF EOD were accompanied by Kosovo Police who first alerted KSF about the four unexploded ordnance located in a small stream within city limits. Kosovo Force Regional-Command East task force EOD personnel also accompanied KSF to provide support as needed. The KP, KSF and TF EOD work together to provide a safe and secure environment for all the people of Kosovo. (U.S. Army National Guard photo by Spc. Miguel Ruiz)

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