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Kosova Police Force (SHPK)
Kosova Police Force (SHPK)
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Man better do things that your Czech women like to do in Germany, but don't flame.Originally Posted by Rumcajs
The TMK/KPC (Kosovo Protection Corps) is multi-ethnic. Serbs and other minorities serve in the KPC.
But who needs this old russian schoolbus which is able to fly.
"Border" police on a "horse"back. I wolud say this are ponies.
Man better do things that your Czech women like to do in Germany, but don't flame.
The TMK/KPC (Kosovo Protection Corps) is multi-ethnic. Serbs and other minorities serve in the KPC.
But who needs this old russian schoolbus which is able to fly.
the first talk about yourself, your mum and etc.
DONT FLAME THE THREAD PLEASE!
R.O.S.U
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Last edited by AlboSwe; 01-11-2008 at 09:24 PM.
Impressive, what is the size of Kosova's Police Force?
KPS (SHPK) now numbers 7400 members in uniform, while KPC (TMK) has 3000 active members and 2000 in reserve.
The one in the upper middle is not tmk. The name on the chest says POLICIJA in cyrillic letters. It is either Serbian or Macedonian SF.
who is that in their custody? a drug smugler??The one in the upper middle is not tmk. The name on the chest says POLICIJA in cyrillic letters. It is either Serbian or Macedonian SF.
btw the gun on the right has a scope and the one on the left doesn't.
Do you know anything about the KPC (TMK) Rules of Engagement? I am curious as to whether they would be able to handle another situation like March 2004 with widespread rioting and vandalism.
The last time UNMIK Police had lost control and requested KFOR assistance within hours. When KFOR did deploy, the different ROI meant that in some sectors Serbs and their properties were defended whilst in others soldiers were essentially powerless to intervene.
Would KPS (SHPK) or KPC (TMK) soldiers or officers shoot Albanians to defend Serbs? Until the answer is "yes", KFOR will have to stick around.
MareCar
You're right, thanks for your clarification
limbic
On the regulation of the KPC foundation and in the Declaration of Principles the following duties are assigned to KPC as its mission:What goes for KPS, its main mission is like every regular police force meaning protect and serve every citizen, regardless of ethnictity. Both KPS and KPC has Serbian members, so does every ministry in the governmemt. The deputy minister of Internal Affairs until last Dec was Serbian and will most propably be for the new mandate aswell. KFOR wont leave the place for a long period of time, not as many as today but they will stick around. The day efter the UDI (Unilateral Decleration of Independence), TMK will transform to a security force (Army). The only person who has a post reserved on the new security force will be the current KPC commander Sylejman Selimi, the rest of the KPC members will have to apply.
- Assist in rebuilding the infrastructure and help the communities of Kosova
- Respond to any disaster affecting the population and territory of Kosova
- Conduct search and rescue operations
- Provide a capacity for humanitarian assistance in isolated areas
- Provide assistance to the United Nations Mission in Kosova and KFOR if required.
- Perform Ceremonial Duties
Thanks for that update and the information on plans for TMK after Unilateral Declaration of Independence.
Here are some pics of KPS (SHPK) officers escorting Serbian officials through Kosovo .
Some Mafia guy, means drugs for sure, weapons for sure and lord knows what else...who is that in their custody? a drug smugler??
btw the gun on the right has a scope and the one on the left doesn't.
Right, the one on the right also has a light and a collapsable stock
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