On the four sides of the capital's squares, many citizens watched the parade of the Kosovo Security Forces (KSF) and the Kosovo Police. In the state ceremony to mark the 25th anniversary of the liberation of Kosovo, three squads during the parade presented weapons with heavy machine guns and cameras in their helmets. The supreme commander, Vjosa Osmani said that in 1999 the right of the people to be free was protected. The Prime Minister of the country, Albin Kurti, said that the Kosovo Army originates from the Kosovo Liberation Army (KLA).

President Vjosa Osmani declared that June 12 is one of the most significant days for the history of Kosovo's citizenship.

The head of state said that 25 years ago, the wars of the KLA and NATO soldiers turned tears and terror into hope.

She also mentioned the legendary commander, Adem Jashari and the Jashari family, adding that Kosovo was also supported by international allies.

Prime Minister Albin Kurti also emphasized that the Kosovo Army originates from the Kosovo Liberation Army. According to him, the legacy of Adem Jashari is today united with the Kosovo Security Force.

At the state ceremony marking the 25th anniversary of the liberation of Kosovo, Kurti added that 1/3 of the soldiers will parade in the capital's squares.

Kosovo's freedom, Kurti added, also came from the help of NATO forces. For which he emphasized that Kosovo is everyday closer to membership in this alliance.

The former Minister of Defense in the United Kingdom, now Lord George Robertson, has recalled the time of the intervention in Kosovo and the completed objectives of NATO.

Robertson mentioned his visit to Poklek in Kosovo and said that there he saw how far human dehumanization can go.

In the state ceremony in honor of the 25th anniversary of the liberation of Kosovo, 16 squads of the KSF, seven of the Kosovo Police, with a total of over 1500 participants, marched. /Sh. Pajaziti