Military of China, force comment.
Military of China, force comment.

Data for: July 14, 2011, Afghanistan, Bagram, a U.S. aircraft carrying U.S. troops to withdraw from Afghanistan to take off out of Afghanistan.

ALMA ATA, Oct. 7 (Reporter Zhao) – U.S. special envoy for Afghanistan and Pakistan Grossman 7th in Astana (Kazakhstan) said that in 2014, the United States in Afghanistan and the surrounding areas of interest still exists. U.S. will not withdraw its troops in Afghanistan after the “washing their hands.”

Grossman card with the Foreign Minister of Kazakhstan economy Hanuo Fu said after the talks, some of the rumors that the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan in 2014 after “throwing regardless Afghanistan,” which does not meet the objective facts. In fact, the United States is detailed consultation with the Afghan authorities after the 2014 withdrawal of U.S. troops how to build bilateral strategic and cooperative relations.

card economy Hanuo Fu said that Kazakhstan supports the Afghan government of Afghanistan and the international community to restore law and order, fight against drug crime and to promote agricultural cooperation efforts. He said that in Afghanistan and surrounding areas including the United Nations needs to establish security zones (microblogging), the European Union, NATO, the CIS Collective Security Treaty Organization, the Shanghai Cooperation Organization and other forces to play a role.

this year, U.S. President Barack Obama in the White House on June 22 speech to the nation, announced his withdrawal from Afghanistan, the U.S. military’s “three-step” plan – before the end of this year to withdraw 10,000 soldiers; before the end of summer 2012, 33,000 combat troops withdraw from Afghanistan, shrink from about 19,000 U.S. troops from combat missions to provide support; withdrawal will end in 2014, completed the transfer to the defense of Afghanistan.

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