The last French soldiers from the anti-terrorist coalition left the airport Dushanbe

The last French soldiers from the anti-terrorist coalition left the airport Dushanbe

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About 400 soldiers were deployed on the territory of the civil airport for technical support international coalition forces in Afghanistan

Dushanbe, October 30. French soldiers, part of the International Security Assistance Force in Afghanistan (ISAF), left the civil airport of Dushanbe, where in 2002 there was a limited contingent of the Air Force base in France. This was reported in the Foreign Ministry.

“In connection with the completion of their peacekeeping mission in Dushanbe and stay in a solemn ceremony with the participation of representatives of the French Embassy and officials of Tajikistan was lowered the national flag of the Fifth Republic,” – said the Foreign Ministry. According to the representative of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, “the French Air Force contingent numbering about 400 troops were deployed in the civil airport of Dushanbe in the intergovernmental agreement signed in 2002, for the technical support of the international antiterrorist coalition forces in Afghanistan.”

As specified in the Military Attache of the French Embassy in Dushanbe, “military transport aircraft Air France and most of the troops have left Tajikistan in 2013. A small group of military remained for repairs at the airport and bring it up after 12 years of operation.”

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