Chief of the U.S. National Guard Bureau, General Frank Grass, lectured today about the current security challenges in the world, within the context of the increased challenges for NATO, be it from Moscow or the other non-state actors such as the so-called “Islamic State.”
General Grass said that Kosovo is not an ISIS target; however he added that it should be known that no one is immune towards the dangers. He added that ISIS is a danger for everyone, and the number of the countries which are not endangered is quite small.
“We in the U.S. consider ISIS to be a danger for the entire world, but the region should also start treating this issue. Exchange of information should reach international levels soon as possible. We should stick together and work on this matter,” he said.
Responding to the question of the deputy from the Alliance for the Future of Kosovo (AAK), Daut Haradinaj, if Kosovo is endangered being that it is not an INTERPOL member, Grass said that Kosovo is not an ISIS target, but also that no place is immune toward dangers, which change within a night.
