The (Baba first month of the tenth), February 15, 1989, the withdrawal of all Soviet troops from Afghanistan.




Soviet withdrawal from Afghanistan
1989 2 15, the last batch of Soviet troops withdraw from Afghanistan by air, thus ending a nine-year-long bitter fight with the mujahideen rebels. A few days earlier, thousands of soldiers have already left the country, many of the soldiers riding on tanks and armored vehicles crossed the Oxus River border. This phased withdrawal began in May 1988. This marks the completion of a historic event: the Geneva Agreement signed in April 1988, "a political solution to the Afghan problem, Soviet troops on schedule completely withdrawn from Afghanistan. Another important manifestation of the withdrawal of the Soviet Union as Soviet leader Mikhail - Gorbachev advocated new thinking, it removes one of the obstacles to long-term cause of tension between East and West. (L $ dj��.c��m)
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