The KSF (Kosovo Security Force) commander Rahman Rama said that "due to pressure from Belgrade," 70 members have left this formation. He submitted a report to a relevant parliamentary committee and said the focus of the KSF was on "including members of minority communities.”

Currently, the KSF has 10 percent of minority communities’ members and eight percent of women.

"Due to pressure and blackmail that came from Serbia, more than 70 members have left the KSF and now we have 37," Rama claims, Albanian daily Lajmi is reporting.

He also noted the KSF "has permanent cooperation with the United States and have had 120 joint activities."

"Especially with the US, we have achieved professional development and equipment. We had a program with over 120 joint activities with the United States, and now we have built a bilateral plan with all countries," he said, adding that "everything that is done is in accordance with NATO standards."