Английская Википедия:Georgian Kosovo contingent
Шаблон:Infobox military unit The Georgian Kosovo Contingent (Шаблон:Lang-ka) was a Georgian military deployment, from 1999 to 2008, as part of the NATO-led international peacekeeping force—Kosovo Force—which was responsible for establishing secure environment in Kosovo. It set the first precedent for Georgian participation in international peacekeeping operations. The day of departure of the first Georgian peacekeeping troops to Kosovo, 31 August, was established by the Defense Ministry of Georgia as the Day of Georgian Peacekeepers in 2016.
The first Georgian unit, a platoon of 34 special forces troops, arrived in Kosovo in 1999 and was stationed in Mamuša as part of the Turkish peacekeeping battalion.[1] In 2003, a Georgian company of 150 personnel was deployed in Prizren under the German command. The Georgian troops were withdrawn from Kosovo in April 2008.[2] As the Georgian officials stated the decision to withdraw the peacekeepers was made in view of NATO's other international priorities as Georgia was preparing for a larger-scale deployment in Afghanistan.[3]
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- Military units and formations of Georgia (country)
- NATO-led peacekeeping in the former Yugoslavia
- 1999 in Georgia (country)
- 2000 in Georgia (country)
- 2001 in Georgia (country)
- 2002 in Georgia (country)
- 2003 in Georgia (country)
- 2004 in Georgia (country)
- 2005 in Georgia (country)
- 2006 in Georgia (country)
- 2007 in Georgia (country)
- 2008 in Georgia (country)
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