International Online Zhuangao: According to the "Times of India" reported on August 26, the NATO-led International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) in Afghanistan has announced a partial withdrawal of status. With the withdrawal of NATO forces, they have to close 202 military bases, and has a greater number of military bases is transferred to the Afghan government.
 
NATO military spokesman David Olson said Lt. Col. (David Olson), the base was closed, including the the isolated checkpoint and a small base of 12-300 soldiers stationed. Most of the bases to be closed are almost along the major highway construction in Afghanistan, these bases are distributed in each province of Afghanistan. Olson said 282 bases have been transferred to the Afghan government.
 
This means that the NATO-led International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) in Afghanistan only control half of Afghanistan's base. In October 2011, they also control the 800 base in Afghanistan.



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