Withdrawal of Georgian troops from Afghanistan
ISWNews Analysis Group: The Ministry of Defense of Georgia announced the completion of the process of withdrawing its troops from Afghanistan.
Georgia has begun withdrawing troops from Afghanistan following the end of NATO military operations in Afghanistan, and this process has recently been completed.
The Georgian troops were under the German command and stationed at the Camp Marmal east of Mazar-e-Sharif, numbering about 100 people. It is noteworthy that the forces of other countries are still present in this base.
Georgia has had about 871 troops in Afghanistan in recent years, stationed at the Bagram base in Parwan province and the Camp Marmal in Balkh province, whose mission is to train, advise and assist Afghan security forces.
According to the Georgian Ministry of Defense, 32 Georgian servicemen have been killed in the war in Afghanistan since 2004.
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