Irish general to take over key NATO post in Kosovo

An Irish Brigadier General is due to take command of a key NATO post in Kosovo today.

Wed, 01 Aug, 2007 - 08:37

An Irish Brigadier General is due to take command of a key NATO post in Kosovo today.

Sligo-born Gerry Hegarty will lead the KFOR mission in central Kosovo, which contains half the province's population and includes its capital, Pristina.

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